Welcome to the School of Engineering and Technology Student Portal

This page provides a link to the Studynet Engineering and Technology Study programmes web site

How to access your timetable or your modules for School of Engineering and Technology

For a link to timetables and details of how to access your modules on Studynet, please go to the School of Engineering and Technology Study Programmes web site on Studynet.

www.studynet.herts.ac.uk/go/ent

You will need to log in to Studynet.

Link to to the Engineering and Technology Study Programmes web site.

BSc, BEng, MEng and MSc Programme web sites on Studynet have been replaced by the School of Engineering and Technology Study Programmes web site on Studynet. This is available as a Course Related web site from Studynet or by using the following link:

www.studynet.herts.ac.uk/go/ent

You will need to log in to Studynet. Then you will find programme related information for the following study programmes:

• MSc (Modular) Aerospace, Automotive, Manufacturing & Mechanical (Programme code EIMASTAD)
• MSc Modular Masters in Electrical/Electronic Engineering (Programme code EIMASTE)
• BEng/MEng Aerospace, Automotive, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (Programme codes EIBENGA, EIEE, EIMENG, EIMENGE)
• BSc Aerospace/Automotive Technology with Management (Programme code EITM)
• BSc Digital Technology (Programme Code EIT)
• Hertfordshire International College of Business and Technology (HIBT) Diploma in Science and Engineering (Programme Code HIBTES)

Important information to find on your Study Programmes web site

Important information on your Study Programmes web site includes:

1. Timetables - How to get your Induction Week timetable. Semester 'A' and 'B' teaching timetable and your examination timetables
2. How to access your modules on Studynet
   
3. The Student Handbook for your programme. This includes information on assessment and grading  together with details of the modules that you study in each year of the programme.
4. A-Z of the University of Hertfordshire A copy of this small spiral-bound booklet is given to all new students at registration. It gives important general information about all aspects of of your studies at University of Hertfordshire but you should always read the version for the current academic year (2011).
5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for all programmes of study. For example, "Can I change course?" "What happens if I fail a module?"
6. Student Representatives - To find the student representative for your course and stream, please use the Menu Bar on the left to access specific information for your programme of study.
7. HEALTH AND SAFETY POLICY booklet for the Faculty of Science, Technology and Creative Arts  All students in the Faculty must read this and must observe the safety Arrangements contained in this booklet, particularly in relation to laboratory work.
8. Serious Adverse Circumstances form and guidance notes. You can use this if your ability to submit or attend assessments is affected by significant circumstances beyond your control (e.g. illness).
9. Avoiding Plagiarism and Collusion - Please visit the following link to find a guide to Referencing, plagiarism and copyright. It could keep you out of trouble.
10. Important information for repeating students is a page that you should read if you are repeating any modules or repeating a year.

Updated by Dr David Lauder, 11th November 2011