University reference disclosing personal information
Can a university include my attendance, disciplinary findings or health information in an academic reference?
Can a university include my attendance, disciplinary findings or health information in an academic reference?
Can my university confirm my degree, attendance or student status to an employer or another organisation without my permission?
Can I appeal a rejected university application, and what grounds are allowed?
How do I make a data protection complaint to my university, and how quickly must it respond?
How long can a university keep my academic, disciplinary, complaint and welfare records after I leave?
Can I require my university to delete my personal data after I withdraw or graduate?
Can a university keep an unproven, withdrawn or dismissed allegation on my student record?
Can a university refuse or charge for a subject access request it says is excessive or unfounded?
Can I obtain a copy of a confidential academic reference written about me?
Can university staff access my student record without a genuine need to know?
Can I find out who has viewed, changed or downloaded my university record?
Can I require my university to tell me where it obtained personal information about me?
Can a university record lectures, seminars or online classes when students can be seen or heard?
Can I record a lecture, tutorial, complaint meeting or disciplinary hearing without permission?
Can the university audio-record or transcribe a meeting or telephone call without telling me?
Am I entitled to a copy of a university meeting recording or transcript?
What can I do if another student secretly records me or shares a recording without my permission?
Can my university require me to turn on my camera or show my room during an online class?
Can my university use learning analytics or AI to label me as disengaged, at risk or likely to fail?
Can I see and challenge the risk scores, labels or profiles created from my university data?