UCL SCHOOL OF SLAVONIC AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES
Coursework Submission Sheet
POSTGRADUATE
Notes of Guidance to Students:
 Students should complete ONE COPY of this form – both pages.
 Students should complete the following sections IN FULL: Section 1 on pages 1 and 2
 Students should fill in all details in Section 3
Penalty for late submission: The mark will be reduced by 5 percentage points for the first working day after the deadline and a further 10
percentage points if the dissertation is submitted during the following 6 days. Coursework submitted later than 7 days after the deadline will
be recorded as 0 but the assessment will be considered complete.
Penalty for exceeding the word count: For work that exceeds the upper word limit by 10% or more, a mark of zero will be recorded. For
work that exceeds the upper word limit by less than 10% the mark will be reduced by 10 percentage marks; but the penalized mark will not
be reduced below the pass mark, assuming that the work merited a pass.
1. STUDENT DETAILS – To be completed by student and retained in Room 341
STUDENT NAME
STUDENT NUMBER
(Please Print)
CANDIDATE NO.
MODULE TITLE
MODULE CODE
DATE SUBMITTED
WORD COUNT
Declaration: I have read and understood the UCL statement on plagiarism. I declare that the accompanying piece of work is all my
own. I understand that SSEES may check my work electronically. http://www.ucl.ac.uk/current-students/guidelines/plagiarism
Signature:
2. OFFICE USE ONLY
Date of Receipt
Received by (initials)
3. RECEIPT – Issued to the student on submission
Student Number
Module Code
Module Title
Date
Received Date Stamp (Office Use Only)
1. STUDENT DETAILS (to be completed by student) PG Coursework Submission Sheet
Student Number
Candidate No.
Module Title:
Module Code:
Date Submitted:
Word Count:
4. Summary of Overall Assessment (to be completed by marker) (See PG Marking Criteria)
Excellent
Knowledge
Very Good
Good
Satisfactory
Unsatisfactory
Knowledge of problems involved, e.g text, author, genre, period, linguistic phenomena,
historical and social context, specialist literature on the topic. Evidence of capacity to gather
information through a wide and appropriate range of reading, and to digest and process knowledge
Analysis and Interpretation
Demonstrates a clear grasp of concepts. Application of appropriate methodology and
understanding; willingness to apply an independent approach or interpretation recognition of
alternative interpretations; Use of precise terminology and avoidance of ambiguity; avoidance
of excessive generalisations or gross oversimplifications
Structure and Argument
Demonstrates ability to structure work with clarity, relevance and coherence. Ability to argue a
case clear evidence of analysis and logical thought; recognition of an arguments limitation or
alternative views; Ability to use other evidence to support arguments and structure appropriately.
Presentation and Documentation
Accurate and consistently presented footnotes and bibliographic references; accuracy of
grammar and spelling; correct and clear presentation of charts/graphs/tables or other data.
Appropriate and correct referencing throughout. Correct and contextually correct handling of quotations
Provisional Mark before
penalty: ________
FEEDBACK:
Best Features
Suggestions for Improvement
Marker’s name and date
Penalties Applied:
Lateness
Total Penalty Applied: ______________
Over-Length work
Provisional Mark: ________
Essay to be sent to Visiting Examiner