What should I do if international students at the University of Hertfordshire in the UK cannot gradu

The UK undergraduate Scottish regional honours bachelor's degree is 4 years, the English regional undergraduate is 3 years, most universities in the UK are generally honours bachelor's degrees, and the undergraduate degree is divided into several levels, of which the score above 70% is a first-class degree; Grades between 60% and 69% are second-class first-class degrees; Grades between 50% and 59% are second-class degrees; A score between 40% and 49% is a third-class degree. Generally speaking, to apply for a master's degree in the UK, you need to have a second-class degree.

At present, Liufu also strictly controls the certification of academic qualifications, and international students who have not graduated can no longer have their academic qualifications certified. If you do not return to China after graduation and submit false materials for academic certification, you will enter the list of HEI who are untrustworthy in academic certification, and the list will also be publicized, and it will also be included in the comprehensive management of the national credit management system.

According to the current situation of the landlord, the following three points can be given for reference:

1. Transfer or change majors to continue to complete the undergraduate degree;

2. Apply directly for a master's degree without graduating from a bachelor's degree at this stage;

3. If you are really unwilling to go abroad, you can apply for a certificate of returnees with a degree and a third-party letter certification, which can also be used as auxiliary materials to prove that those who have successfully graduated abroad can also find a satisfactory job.

It has become an inevitable trend for UK students to return to their home countries for academic degree recognition. As you said, studying for a master's degree at the University of Hertfordshire, whether it is a failure or **, but you can't get a final degree if you don't have enough credits, and the postgraduate certificate you said is not a degree, and you can't be certified when you return to your home country.

This is also a special situation in the UK, studying in the UK regardless of whether you complete your studies or not will get the corresponding certificate, such as: postgraduate certificate is equivalent to domestic graduation, postgraduate diploma is equivalent to domestic completion, only postgraduate degree is the degree obtained by successful graduation.

It is you who have completed all the courses of the school, and also wrote**, and finally because ** has not passed, or is a certificate of completion without a degree issued by 1-2 schools, it should be noted here that if it is an undergraduate diploma, then it is in the international student service [heart] can not be certified as a degree. But the master's diploma is different, students who study master's degree can use the diploma to authenticate their academic qualifications in the retention center, but the result of the certification does not have a degree, just to prove that you have an overseas study experience, in the same way, the certification is also equivalent to a domestic college level certificate of completion, and then it is not an egg!

It is a student who is studying for an undergraduate, and there are more students in the first two years, so there is no qualification to write **, so the final school will issue the lowest certificate of completion, and it should be noted here that the students who have obtained the certificate, whether it is a bachelor's degree or a master's degree, cannot be certified in the retention service center of the Ministry of Education in China, even if it is a master, it will not be certified.

In the above situation, it is not possible to carry out the academic degree certification normally, and Jia [use name] can help Ni successfully complete the academic degree certification, draw a successful end to your study abroad career, and also start a new voyage for you to return to China for work and employment!

Is it difficult to graduate from a master's degree at the University of Hertford? I want to ask some questions about the school, because I also intend to go to Hertford, so I want to ask, is it convenient to leave a WeChat or something?

First of all, if you have not graduated from a bachelor's degree, you will not be able to apply for a master's degree, because applying for a master's degree certificate and transcript of an undergraduate degree are required. Even if some undergraduates apply for a master's degree through their undergraduate achievements, the offers they get are conditionally admitted. You need to complete the undergraduate coursework, complete the credits, and meet the requirements on the offer to be unconditionally admitted.

And if you don't get a degree in the end, you can't exchange it for conditional admission.

The University of Sheffield is located in England, the undergraduate study time is 4 years, 360 credits, after the failure of the course, the same institution basically has the opportunity to make up the examination, but if there are too many subjects to exceed the limit of the number of subjects in the make-up examination, it is also impossible to take the make-up examination. International students returning to China for employment are inseparable from academic certification, but now studying abroad without graduation and returning to China cannot be confirmed.

But this does not mean that there is no other way out, if you want to continue to complete your undergraduate studies, you can transfer through the way of transfer, but the colleges that can be transferred are not very good, and you can transfer to a large number of credits, and you need to decide from the college after the transfer.

If you want to skip the undergraduate directly, you can also apply for a master's degree directly, the study time of the taught master's degree in the UK is relatively short, the duration is one year, mainly in the form of lectures, thematic examinations and continuation assessments, and degrees**, and the degree can only be awarded after completing 180 credits. After returning home after graduation, you can have your academic qualifications certified normally.

Secondly, if you don't want to study abroad, you can return to China with a certificate of return to China with a degree and a letter of residence certification, and the auxiliary certificate of graduation abroad is successful, and you can find a job in some ordinary units after returning to China, and you can also buy a tax-free car with a certificate of return.

At the undergraduate level in the UK, if you can't graduate from the undergraduate because of the exam, there are many ways to solve it, and here are some of my suggestions, for the subject's reference only:

1. Solution 1: Transfer to another school.

In a foreign country, the "environment" is definitely a factor that cannot be ignored. Only by choosing a living and learning environment that suits you and truly integrating into the current life can you develop your own unknown possibilities and give full play to your potential to absorb new things. Therefore, transferring schools is definitely one of the ways to save yourself from the "dire situation".

2. Solution 2: Apply for a master's degree.

A year is a huge test for many people, whether it is money, time or spirit, and it can even be said to be "torture", and at the same time, after a year, they will continue to return to the previous college to "revisit", I think for most people are unwilling to accept the surge. Eliminate the problem of "not graduating from the bachelor's degree" and go directly to a master's college, whether it is in terms of time, money or mental pressure, it seems to be a worthwhile choice.

3. Solution 3: Certificate of returnees.

The life of studying abroad is not as colorful as it seems in the circle of friends, and the stories that happen in that country may have cast a veil on life. If you don't want to face it again, in fact, finding a channel to prove to returnees is also a feasible way, at least to prove that you have studied abroad, and you won't let all your hard work over the years be in vain.

Is it a failure? It is recommended not to give up your degree directly and return to China, otherwise you will be suspected of not having enough learning ability if you want to go for further study in the future. You can apply to the school for a make-up examination, explain the reason for failing the course, and study again for a year (I had a student who did this in Cardiff before, and studied for an extra year), or you can apply for a master's degree or pre-master's degree, in short, it is recommended to read a degree.

What is the reason that the course is too difficult? I believe that you must be under a lot of pressure now, first of all, you must have a good attitude.

Generally, the master's offer applied for during the university is conditionally admitted, and it is necessary to meet the requirements after graduating from the undergraduate degree before changing for unconditional admission, so as to exchange for a CAS number and be officially admitted to the school. Even if you apply for a conditional admission offer and do not meet the requirements, you cannot exchange for unconditional admission even if you have not graduated from the bachelor's degree.

The history of the University of Huddersfield dates back to 1824, the original school was officially founded in 1841, and has been formally established as a university since 1992, with a long-term tradition of providing high-quality courses for career or job search goals, Huddersfield College is close to the center of Huddersfield, and the University of Huddersfield was introduced in 2005. In both 2006 and mid-2007, students across the UK received high scores in the survey on school satisfaction.

In recent years, the number of international students has been increasing, and the certification of staying in the service has also been recognized by everyone. International students who return to China for employment and settle down require academic certification, and there is no academic certification for those who have not graduated from a bachelor's degree.

So the landlord is recommended to study abroad again, and it is only easy to deal with the matter of returning home after graduating abroad.

University of Huddersfield is an important place to recognise your qualifications! But what you say seems to be a bit contradictory? You said that you graduated this year, how did you get the 2014 postgraduate certificate?

I have no way to verify the authenticity of your question, but it is possible for British students to get a postgraduate certificate or postgraduate diploma because they have failed the course or **However, the credits are not enough. Let's talk about what these two are. The recognition of academic qualifications is the corresponding relationship between the degrees obtained abroad and the domestic ones

The postgraduate certificate is similar to the domestic diploma The postgraduate diploma is similar to the domestic certificate of completion, so this is not a degree, and it will not be recognized when you return to your home country! Because you didn't finish your studies without a hitch! Only if you successfully complete your studies and pass the ** will you get a postgraduate degree, which is a graduate degree!

I can understand the psychology of students like you, because if you can't get a degree and your parents don't know, you are looking forward to arranging a job, but receiving an email that you can't graduate from school is equivalent to a bolt from the blue!