The University and College Union (UCU) announced a nationwide Marking and Assessment Boycott (MAB) on Thursday, 20 April 2023.
While the dispute negotiations are ongoing with UCU affiliated staff regarding pay deductions, we understand that you would be worried about the repercussions of the ongoing strikes.
Recognising the ongoing cost of living crisis, along with the impact of delayed results on final year students, King's College London has released a statement on 8 June, 2023.
“ Most of King’s College London’s academic staff will be carrying out marking and assessment and we expect many of our students will be unaffected by this action. In most cases, students will receive their exam and assessment results on time. However, it is possible that a number of students may experience delays in receiving some of their marks and we are doing everything possible to minimise the impact on these students.”
Read more about King's College London's update on the UCU strikes here.
Support from KCLSU
We are here to support you – read below
As your union, we want you to be aware of the resources that you can avail during the ongoing strikes:
- Advice and Wellbeing: If you feel your academics and wellbeing have been affected, you can get in touch with the KCLSU Advice Team through this online form.
- Accessible venues: You can have relaxed study sessions with your peers at these KCLSU venues
- Starting your own campaign: If you would like to start a campaign about any issue connected with the strikes, you can visit our campaign page to find out more.
- Support services: King's College encourages students to use the mental health and well-being support offered by the university. This information can be accessed here.
If you have any further questions or concerns, you can reach out to us at [email protected]