Results from the Spring trimester Grade Approvals process will be released to students on Friday 23 June 2023.
You will receive an email at some point on the day containing a secure personalised link which will bring you directly to your results page. This is the only way in which you will be able to access your results on the day.
The personalised page will contain such information as your module and component results, your Stage and Trimester GPAs, and your Award GPA where relevant.
From 24 June onwards, you will be able to access your approved results, and transcripts where relevant, through the normal SISWeb channels.
Common issues that may occur relating to accessing your results:
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Solution |
| You can’t remember your login details |
Your SISWeb password is the same as your password for your UCD email account. You can reset your password using the "Forgot Password" link on SISWeb. If you are having difficulty, contact the IT Services Helpdesk at IT Support Hub.
Students who left before completing their programme or studied prior to 2013 cannot reset their passwords themselves and should contact the Student Desk.
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| I have logged in, but can’t see any results |
You may have a hold on your Student Record due to outstanding fees or documentation you have not submitted (e.g. original transcripts). Such holds will be flagged to you on to SISWeb and you can contact the Student Desk for assistance. |
| Some of my module results are missing. |
If you have any queries in relation to your final grade, you should contact the School or relevant Module Coordinator. Consult the online Module Descriptor for the particular module you wish to query, this will show both the School and Module Coordinator names. |
Are my results now final? Will there be any further changes?
I have received some of my grades via Brightspace, are these my final results?
No, all grades displayed in Brightspace are considered indicative and provisional. Only grades that have been ratified by your Programme Examination Board are considered final.
I submitted an Extenuating Circumstances application for my exams, how do I know that this was taken into account?
All Extenuating Circumstances application forms which were submitted within the required timeframe are considered at the Programme Examination Boards. Please contact your Programme Office should you require more information.
What do I do if a grade is missing for one of my modules?
If you have any queries in relation to your grades, you should contact the School or Module Coordinator. Consult the online Module Descriptor for the particular module you wish to query, this will show both the School and Module Coordinator names. You can then consult the UCD Staff Directory for contact details. If you have any queries in relation to your final grade, you should contact the School or Module Coordinator.
Why can't I see my results on SISWeb?
Are you locked out of your SISweb? If so please use the Student Desk Connector to have your PIN reset. You may also have a hold on your student record due to outstanding fees or documentation you have not submitted (e.g. original transcripts). Such holds will be flagged to you on to SISWeb and you can contact the Student Desk for assistance.
Where can I get an official printed copy of my results?
Official copies of your results are available once Final Results have been released. Certificate of Attendance, Statements of Results, Academic Transcripts, etc., are available to you free of charge through the My Official Documents link on SISWeb.
Please note that you must enable these documents if you want third parties (such as the Garda National Immigration Bureau, employers etc) to be able to view them online. Further details are available on the Student Desk web pages.
I would like to view my script or receive feedback on my performance in a particular module, what do I need to do?
You should contact the relevant School or Module Coordinator. They will advise you what arrangements will be put in place to view and receive feedback on scripts or other types of assessment that contributed to your final module grade.
What do I do if I have failed a module?
Use the Course Search to find your module and look at the 'What happens if I fail?' section of the module description. Contact your Module Coordinator or School for more information should you like to receive feedback on why you failed the module. Information on how to register for repeats/resits is available on the Current Students website.
If I want to appeal any of my grades, how do I go about it?
