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Dear Ella,

Thank you for your request made under the Freedom of Information Act
(FOIA) 2000.

We can confirm that we do not hold information of the description
specified in your request, please see our explanation below.

Your request

I would like to kindly request the score distribution for the following
modules (what percentage of students got a first, 2:1, etc. for 2021/2022

ANAT0005 Human Anatomy and Embryology (Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis)

ANAT0006 Human Anatomy and Embryology** (Head, neck and limbs)

ANAT0013 Pain

BIOC0017 Cancer biology

BIOL0022 Biology od Ageing.

CELL0017 Interdisciplinary Cell Biology

PHOL0003 Animal and Human Physiology: Integrative Physiology

PHOL0005 Structure and Function of Nervous Systems

PHOL0006 Respiration

PHAR0007 Introductory Pharmacology

INIM0005 Immunology

INIM0007 Infection

PHOL0007 Heart and Circulation

PHOL0008 Cell Signalling in Health and Disease

INIM0011 The Immunological Basis of Autoimmune Disease – from Experimental
Models to Clinical Practice

Our response

UCL does not hold information of the description specified in your
request. This is because these individual modules are not equivalent to,
and do not constitute, a degree level qualification which means students
are not awarded a first-class honour, 2:1, 2:2 etc upon individual module
completion. Depending on the choices made by each student, as part of
their degree, they select several different modules to complete (which may
include those that you have listed) the total of which will make up their
degree.

However, with regards to the modules that you have listed, we are able to
provide you with figures showing the percentage number of students who
completed those modules and the scores that were attained (please see the
table below). The figures listed under each percentile is the percentage
number of students who attained that mark. For example, under the
Percentile (70+) column, with regards to the module code ‘ANAT0005’, this
shows that 26% of students achieved a score of 70% or more. Equally, for
the same module, 2% of students achieved a score of 40% or less.

      % of students getting marks

Year Module code Module Name <40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70+
2021 ANAT0005 Human Anatomy and Embryology 2 7 26 38 26
(Thorax, Abdomen and Pelvis)
2021 ANAT0006 Human Anatomy and Embryology 0 22 19 32 24
(Head and Limbs)
2021 ANAT0013 Pain 0 12 16 58 12
2021 BIOC0017 Cancer Biology 0 2 15 53 29
2021 BIOL0022 Biology of Ageing 0 2 14 62 20
2021 CELL0017 Interdisciplinary Cell 0 0 19 65 12
Biology
2021 INIM0005 Immunology 0 0 1 6 92
2021 INIM0007 Infection 0 5 23 51 21
2021 INIM0011 The Immunological Basis of 0 0 10 51 39
Autoimmune Disease - From
Experimental Models to
Clinical Practice
2021 PHAR0007 Introductory Pharmacology 0 5 30 51 10
2021 PHOL0003 Animal and Human Physiology: 0 5 17 63 15
Integrative Physiology
2021 PHOL0005 Structure and Function of 0 16 27 38 17
Nervous Systems
2021 PHOL0006 Respiration in Health and 0 6 11 50 28
Disease
2021 PHOL0007 Heart and Circulation 0 1 33 58 7
2021 PHOL0008 Cell Signalling in Health and 0 0 7 56 37
Disease

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