Module choices
Programmes typically include both compulsory and optional modules:
• Compulsory modules: mandatory for all students to take.
• Optional modules: allow you to tailor your studies by choosing modules that interest you.
When to choose optional modules
Who | When you choose | Semester | Typical dates* |
New students | Welcome Week | 1 | Mid-September |
Continuing students | Weeks 2-3 | 2 | Early February |
*Exact dates will be emailed to your University email.
How to choose optional modules
1. You will receive an email with the subject Online module selection for [academic year] now available notifying you module selections are now open.
2. Log into e:Vision.
3. Click on the Select or view your modules for [academic year] link to view your compulsory modules and a list of the optional modules you can choose.
4. Follow the on-screen steps and press Submit then Confirm to save your choices.
5. You will be able to see your choices on e:Vision after you have pressed Confirm.
Some programmes do not use e:Vision to make module selections. If this is the case, your School will email you with instructions.
Make sure every optional module you pick:
• Fits your programme rules.
• Meets any prerequisites.
• Keeps you on the correct number of credits.
Deadline
• You must choose your optional modules by the stated deadline.
• If you miss the deadline and do not contact us, we will enrol you on modules that still have space.
Get Advice
• The Programme Specification for your entry year shows every module you can take during your programme, the credit rules, and any prerequisites.
• The Module documents explains each module’s aims, credits, level, and assessment.
• Speak to your Academic Tutor for advice on modules.
• If you are experiencing technical issues with module selection, contact evision@yorksj.ac.uk
Disclaimer
In exceptional circumstances the University reserves the right, without notice or liability, to withdraw or alter modules, programmes or parts of programmes at any time. For example, if the demand for a programme or parts of a programme is such that it is not viable to run it, the University retains the right to withdraw offers made without liability.