Higher Education Programs Clause Samples
The Higher Education Programs clause defines the terms and conditions under which educational programs, courses, or services are provided to students or partner institutions. It typically outlines eligibility requirements, program structure, and the responsibilities of both the educational provider and participants. For example, it may specify admission criteria, curriculum standards, or compliance with accreditation bodies. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity and mutual understanding regarding the operation and expectations of higher education offerings, thereby reducing misunderstandings and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Higher Education Programs. If the Student is undertaking a Higher Education Program, RMIT has the following insurances: workers’ compensation, public liability, professional indemnity to cover liability for RMIT’s staff supervising the Student at the Organisation’s premises; and personal accident, professional indemnity (including medical malpractice where applicable) and public liability insurance to cover the Student undertaking the WIL Activity.