Academic transcripts

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An academic transcript is a detailed record of study which lists all modules taken and results achieved for the individual modules.

Academic transcripts are available to undergraduate and taught postgraduate students, who require evidence of subjects studied and grades/marks attained at the university. They are normally used by students to apply for courses or employment, as other institutions and prospective employers may require a more detailed confirmation of award other than the degree parchment.

Transcripts are issued automatically to all graduating students by the university Student Records Office (UHI SRO), along with their award certificate. The UHI SRO can also produce additional transcripts for taught postgraduate and undergraduate degree programmes on request.

An academic transcript will provide the following information on a single document covering all years of study:

  • The modules which have been taken in each year of study;
  • The assessment or reassessment (as appropriate) result and grade for each module;
  • Credits achieved, including European credits for the ECTS system, for each module;
  • Any credits transferred in or gained as part of a UHI exchange programme or recognised prior learning (RPL);
  • The degree awarded and degree classification (where applicable).

Courses/modules that are validated by other institutions are not included on the transcript. This includes all work relating to SQA validated courses, such as HNC, HND, PDA, and SVQ. These should be obtained from the relevant educational provider.

If you are a currently registered student and you simply wish to check the information we hold, including your results, you can do so on the Student Hub.

Please do not request a formal transcript until you have checked that all your marks have been approved by an examination board.

How to order additional transcripts content

How to order additional transcripts

How to order additional transcripts

A transcript will be issued automatically to all graduating students. If you require additional transcripts you must order and pay for them, electronic copies can be produced on request free of charge.

Fees for standard academic transcripts are £5 per copy, with a postal charge of £8.50 for addresses outside of the UK. All transcript fees are non-refundable.

Please note, if you have studied with us some time ago and wish to receive a transcript, we retain module achievement data for a maximum of ten years following the year of exiting your programme.  While we can confirm awards gained out with that time period, we cannot provide a full transcript of modules achieved.

The transcript will not be issued until payment has been received in full. Your order and payment can be made online.

You will be sent an electronic transcript as well as a paper copy. If you require your transcript to be sent directly to more than one address, please contact SRO with the additional addresses, once you have made the order and payment. Transcripts are sent out first class or airmail as appropriate.

Please note that you should normally allow at least seven working days from receipt of your application for your transcript to be produced.

For BSc Nursing students only, a detailed transcript can be requested at a cost of £40 (full three years) or £20 (years one and two completed). These full transcripts detail your programme curriculum/content. Payment for these can be made using the link above and further details as to what specific content is included in this transcript can be sought from nursing support at nursing.support@uhi.ac.uk

This transcript is usually requested for:

  • Employment/programmes abroad
  • Further Education entry requirements to UK Universities

If you have any queries or require assistance regarding transcripts, please contact SRO and a member of the Student Records Office will be able to assist.

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HEAR (Higher Education Achievement Report) content

HEAR (Higher Education Achievement Report)

HEAR (Higher Education Achievement Report)

A HEAR is currently issued to our Aquaculture, Environment and Society MSc students.