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Have you been affected by marking boycotts?
Have you been affected by marking boycotts? Photograph: aberCPC/Alamy
Have you been affected by marking boycotts? Photograph: aberCPC/Alamy

UK graduates: have you been affected by marking boycotts?

We would like to hear from people who have left university without a degree classification or with ungraded work

A marking and assessment boycott has affected 145 universities, meaning that some students will leave university this summer without degree classifications, or with work ungraded. Students at the University of Edinburgh, for example, say they will be given an “empty piece of paper” when they graduate.

Are you leaving university without a degree classification or with work unmarked? How will this affect you, for instance when applying for jobs or other courses?

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You can tell us how you have been affected by marking boycotts using the form below.

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