How is my undergraduate degree calculated? Our Degree Classification tool is designed to help you understand what award you might be able to achieve but excludes Integrated Masters awards. It is intended for use with undergraduate bachelor’s awards; however, it would not be suitable to calculate the classifications for an undergraduate award with a placement year or an integrated master's award.

The University normally classifies all bachelor’s degrees (with honours), based on the following bands:

• 70%+ - 1st Class
• 60 – less than 70% - 2nd Class (Upper Division) 2:1
• 50 – less than 60% - 2nd Class (Lower Division) 2:2
• 40 – less than 50% - 3rd Class

Honours degrees (without a placement year) are calculated by using one of the following methods (you will be awarded the best outcome):

• Method 1: the weighted mean average of the best 100 credits from Level 5 and 6 (Level 5 marks are worth 30%, and the Level 6 marks 70% of your degree classification)

OR

• Method 2: the average from 120 credits from Level 6 only.

The Degree Calculator 2024/5

Do you want to know how you are doing so far? Or what you need to get in your remaining modules to achieve the 2:1 or 1st you are aiming for?

Download the Degree Calculator excel spreadsheet to calculate what you might be able to achieve (this spreadsheet will be updated annually and is for use in 2023/24 academic year only).

When using the Degree Calculator tool enter the marks from your online results on e-Vision, which are the raw marks. Full rules on how the University classifies its awards can be found in the Assessment Regulations.

How to get help? The Students' Union also has a free independent confidential advice service available to students, so if you're facing difficulties in your personal life that’s affecting your studies, or something has gone wrong with the way your course is run - feel free to speak with us. In addition, support is also available from the University, through the Student Life Building your School or your Personal Tutor.

Disclaimer: This degree calculator is a Students' Union tool. It is not an official University tool and is for indicative purposes only. There is no guarantee that the classification calculated by this method is the one that will be finally awarded by the University. For full details on how your degree classification is calculated, please read the University’s Assessment Regulations.

For students on some courses, there may be specific professional registration requirements that vary from the standard University Assessment Regulations. All marks/grades and classifications must be confirmed by a University Assessment Board before they become final. This tool is provided in good faith, however official advice should always be sought from the University.