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General Advice

• All students are encouraged to take modules designed for third year or above students at the host institution. The coding for these modules will vary by institution.
• You may take modules from across the university鈥檚 offerings, not necessarily limited to History or related subjects, subject to the availability of such modules at the host institution.
• All students must take at least the minimum number of credits required by their host institution and/or their visa.
• The terminology for credit may vary by institution, and students are responsible for ensuring that they are taking the required number of credits (see below)
• You are encouraged to take at least one module in the history or culture of the country, region, or city in which you are studying.
• You are encouraged to pursue language courses at the appropriate level.
• You are required to take all relevant assessments (including exams).
• Note that when you return to Warwick, you may NOT submit work for summative assessment that you submitted for summative assessment whilst you were abroad: this is self-plagiarismLink opens in a new window
• All module choices are subject to confirmation by the Director of International Mobility.

• You are expected to pass the year abroad by the standards of the host institution. You should keep a copy of your Year Abroad transcript as evidence of your achievements. Where students have not passed the year abroad by the standards of the host institution, successful completion of the reflective assignment (see below) will enable them to pass the year abroad.
• You are required to submit a reflective assignment that demonstrates that you have met the learning outcomes of the Intercalated Year. This will be marked pass/fail.