- How do I find my personal exam timetable?
- Current exam timetable
- Where is my exam?
- What do I need to bring to my exam?
- What are the exam rules?
- Exams Office
- Can I park on campus during exams?
- Which calculators are approved?
- How do I get extra time or exam support?
- Exam FAQs
- Future exam dates
How do I find my personal exam timetable?
Your personal exam timetable shows:
- Your exam date and time
- Your exam location
- Your allocated seat number
View your timetable through Publish or via the timetable link on the StudyNet homepage.
Personal exam timetables are normally published:
- Four weeks before the University's main exam periods
- One week before referred and deferred examinations
Current exam timetable
Referred / Deferred Exam Timetable 2026 (updated 10 June 2026)
Important
Check your personal exam timetable regularly up to the day of your exam to make sure there have been no changes to:
- Dates
- Times
- Locations
If an exam is missing from your timetable, contact:
If you receive an error when accessing your timetable, contact:
Helpdesk
01707 284678
helpdesk@herts.ac.uk
Please note that the Exams and Awards Office cannot:
- Confirm individual exam dates or times
- Provide technical support for timetable access
Where is my exam?
Your exam location will be shown on your personal exam timetable.
Make sure you:
- Check your location before the day of the exam
- Allow enough travel time
- Arrive early
You can use the Herts Mobile app and campus wayfinding tools to find your exam venue.
Exams at Hertfordshire Sports Village
If your exam is held at Hertfordshire Sports Village, arrive at least 30 minutes before the published start time.
Entry to the Sports Hall and Cricket Hall is through the rear entrance of the Sports Village.
Do not enter through the main Sports Village reception.
Important
It is your responsibility to arrive before the scheduled start time.
Students arriving after the published start time will not be allowed to enter the exam.
All exams are timed using the clocks in the examination room.
What do I need to bring to my exam?
Bring:
- Your student ID card
- Pens, pencils and any stationery you need
- A clear pencil case
- An approved calculator (where permitted)
- Water in a clear bottle with labels removed
Student ID cards
Your student ID card must:
- Include a recognisable photograph
- Be clearly legible
- Be in good condition
Defaced or unrecognisable ID cards will not be accepted.
If you need a replacement card, visit an Ask Herts Hub before your exam.
What are the exam rules?
Before sitting an exam, make sure you read the University's exam rules and regulations.
Failure to follow exam regulations may be treated as academic misconduct.
Electronic devices
You are not permitted to wear or use:
- Watches
- Mobile phones
- Fitness trackers
- Smart watches
- Other wearable technology
All devices must be placed in the valuables box provided at your desk.
Do not leave phones in your coat or bag.
Ensure you are familiar with the policy on smart devices in exams
Exams Office
The Exams Office is located in N212 on the de Havilland campus.
During exam periods, the office opens from 8:00 for exam-related enquiries.
Can I park on campus during exams?
Student parking is available on:
- College Lane campus
- Park and Ride services
There is no student parking on de Havilland campus unless you hold a valid Extenuating Circumstances permit.
For full details, see the University's student parking information.
Student parking is available on College Lane campus and at the Park and Ride.
Which calculators are approved?
Only University-approved calculators can be used in examinations.
Check the approved calculator list before your exam.
Important
If your calculator is not an approved model, it may be confiscated during the exam.
How do I get extra time or exam support?
If you require extra time or exam support, visit the Extra time and support for exams page.
Important
Exam adjustments should normally be agreed approximately four weeks before the start of the exam period.
If you have a Study Needs Agreement, your exam may be scheduled in an alternative room.
Always check your timetable carefully to confirm your assigned exam location.Please ensure you check your timetable fully, as an example, M136, M142 and M144 are computer rooms. N206A, N206B, M133 and M139 are small group rooms
If you need additional support please look at the Student wellbeing support .
Exam FAQs
For answers to common questions about sitting exams, visit the Exams Frequently Asked Questions page.
Future exam dates
2025/26
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Exam session |
Dates |
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Semester C examinations |
7 September to 11 September 2026 |