Architecture and planning
Drawings, site evidence, design rationale and reflective commentary need a visible relationship.
Cardiff assignments can move from an architecture studio submission or engineering calculation to a clinical reflection, journalism project or economics report. The correct route comes from the school brief, not from the university name alone.
Cardiff assignments can move from an architecture studio submission or engineering calculation to a clinical reflection, journalism project or economics report. The correct route comes from the school brief, not from the university name alone.
A useful request keeps the question, learning outcomes, marking descriptors and supplied evidence together. That lets the work be scoped around what your marker can actually assess.
The university name provides context. Your school, programme and current module instructions remain authoritative.
Drawings, site evidence, design rationale and reflective commentary need a visible relationship.
Audience, verification, ethics and format determine how research becomes a credible output.
Academic evidence and anonymised case material must stay within professional boundaries.
Specifications, calculations, code, tests and limitations should remain traceable.
Data and theory should lead to a justified decision rather than a framework list.
Language, place, policy and cultural context may materially shape the argument.
Coordinates visual work, technical choices, annotations and reflective rationale.
Moves from a defined problem through evaluated evidence to proportionate conclusions.
Connects experience with theory and future practice without simply recounting events.
Aligns question, literature, method, analysis and limitations across stages.
Course and school instructions can vary significantly. The current module documents you provide always take priority over general assumptions.
Separate analysis, design, reflection and evaluation requirements.
Match each criterion to appropriate sources or working material.
Follow the school template and discipline conventions.
Review logic, attribution, consistency and technical requirements.
Humanities, business and social-science tasks often depend on disciplined argument and source use.
Open relevant page →Health-related coursework needs anonymisation, evidence appraisal and professional boundaries.
Open relevant page →Technical and visual outputs need calculations, rationale and verification.
Open relevant page →Use the UK hub when Cardiff-specific context does not affect the task.
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Read the guide →Send the complete brief, marking criteria, module evidence, required format, your current work and exact UK submission time.
Yes. Include the marked submission beside the comments so each point is interpreted in context.
Yes. They are reviewed separately because calculations, code, reports and essays require different evidence and checks.
Yes. For a proposal, literature review, methodology, findings or discussion chapter, use the dedicated dissertation route and send supervisor feedback.
Use it for learning and reference in line with your university and module academic-integrity requirements.
No. The university name identifies student context only; no affiliation, endorsement or authorisation is claimed.
The question, evidence and criteria are more useful than the university name alone.