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My Progress

The new system to support Academic Advising

The system will be available from Tuesday 8 September.

My Progress is Newcastle University's system to support Academic Advising. It brings together useful information and tools in one place so you can get ready for meetings with your Academic Adviser, reflect on your progress, and think about your next steps.

It can also help you understand how things are going, spot where you may need support, and make your advising conversations more useful. It’s designed to help you take a more active role in your development and make the most of your time at Newcastle University.

Key features

Explore the key features of My Progress, with step-by-step guides to help you use each section and to support your Academic Advising conversations.

Your Student Record

View information about your studies in one place, including your active modules and record of meetings with your Academic Adviser.

Engagement data

The Engagement area gives you an overview of how you are engaging with your studies.

Skills & Attributes

Understand the skills you are building through your studies and extra curricular activities, and how these connect to your academic progress and future goals.

Assessment & Feedback

Look at assessment-related information and feedback that can help you reflect on how things are going across your studies.

Goal Setting & Reflection

Create goals linked to your academic studies, skills development, or other aspects of your time at Newcastle that you want to focus on.

Your timetable

View your lectures, seminars, and other scheduled teaching sessions.

Frequently asked questions

Who is My Progress for?

My Progress has been developed for undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate taught (PGT) students and Academic Advisers, to support Academic Advising.

When will My Progress be available?

My Progress will be introduced from September 2026.

What can I use My Progress for?

My Progress gives you access to key areas that support Academic Advising, including your student record, your skills and attributes development, goal setting and reflection, assessment and feedback, and engagement data.

Who has access to the information in My Progress?

Relevant university colleagues who support your Academic Advising may have access to your My Progress information. This can include your Academic Adviser, Director of Academic Advising, and Student Wellbeing Advisers. They use this information to support conversations with you and help you get the guidance and support you need.

What is happening to NU Reflect?

NU Reflect will be decommissioned for undergraduate (UG) and post graduate taught (PGT) students. Reflection functionality, and any previously saved reflections in NU Reflect, will be available through My Progress instead. Post graduate research (PGR) students will retain access to NU Reflect for uses outside of Academic Advising.

Where can I find resources to support my use of the system?

Guidance materials and support resources can be found on this site. These resources will help you understand how to use My Progress, including how to navigate key features and use the tools available for you.