College of Arts & Humanities

College of Arts & Humanities Progress Committee

Regulations governing student progress can be found in the University Regulations.

The College of Arts & Humanities Progress Committee may consist of a combination of the following members:

• Dean of Learning and Teaching
• The Chief Adviser of Studies
• The Assistant Chief Adviser of Studies
• Student Services Manager
• Advising Support Coordinator

Its remit is to deal with matters concerning the progression to the next level of study of students throughout their undergraduate degree.

A quorum for any meeting of the Progress Committee will be any three of these. The Committee will meet on occasions between late June and mid-September of each year and will be clerked by the College of Arts & Humanities Head of Academic & Student Administration or their nominee.  

The process involving the Progress Committee is as follows:

• Students who have not met the progress requirements to continue to the next stage of their studies will be identified.
• Students in this situation will be contacted by the Advising and Wellbeing Team via email and will be asked to provide a statement for considertaion by the Progress Committee.
• The Progress Committee will then review all documentation submitted and an email will be sent to each affected student with the outcome by the expected outcome date listed below.
• Failure to provide a statement to the progress committee, or engage with the process, may lead to a student being administratively withdrawn from the University.

Any queries related to matters around progression should be directed to the Arts and Humanities Advising & Wellbeing team COAH-Advising-Wellbeing@glasgow.ac.uk  in the first instance.

Students retain the right to appeal to the College Appeals Committee about any decision of the College of Arts and Humanites Progress Committee.

Progress Committee Schedule