Your Programme Sample Clauses
The 'Your Programme' clause defines the specific services, deliverables, or activities that the provider will supply to the client under the agreement. It typically outlines the scope, schedule, and any particular requirements or milestones associated with the programme, ensuring both parties have a clear understanding of what is included. By clearly delineating the programme's content and expectations, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes regarding the obligations and deliverables, thereby ensuring clarity and alignment between the parties.
Your Programme. 3.1 You will be provided with education services (including teaching, learning and, where applicable, research opportunities and assessments) and related activities which are considered appropriate for your Programme.
3.2 You need to participate fully in your Programme and take responsibility for your own learning. This will include attending and taking part in teaching, learning and/or research events included as part of your Programme; engaging with the online faculty, as appropriate; making proper use of all available resources; and preparing and submitting assessed work on time.
3.3 The University, in co-operation with Kaplan in relation to the Programmes, is continuously developing, refining and improving its services and programmes, and introducing new options, programmes and modules for the benefit of its students. This may be to reflect student feedback or matters of academic judgement or expertise, to accommodate changes or developments in learning theory or practice or teaching practices or facilities, or to keep programmes, practices and areas of study current. This may lead to changes in the terms, content or delivery of the Programmes from those set out in any prospectus or on any website.
3.4 If there is a significant change to your Programme, you will be consulted with in advance of the change, except where the change is required for regulatory or legal reasons, or on account of events beyond the University’s and/or ▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ control, in which case you will be notified of this as soon as possible and the University and Kaplan will try to minimise any adverse impact on you.
3.5 The University has developed a Student Protection Plan, approved by the Office for Students, which can be found on the University of Liverpool Website.
3.6 You have the right to request a suspension of your studies, a transfer of your Programme, or a withdrawal from your Programme, at any time. A suspension and/or transfer of programme will be subject to academic approval and any decision made will be subject to completion of your Programme within the Maximum Period of Registration. You should be aware that programme registration changes are likely to have financial implications and so it is important that you seek the correct advice. Further information on registration changes can be found in the Code of Practice on Assessment, which is available on the University of Liverpool Online Programmes Website.
3.7 Programmes must be completed within the Maximum Period of Regi...
Your Programme. 5.1. Following your registration, The Mico will, subject to this Contract, provide you with a place in the programme set out in your offer letter (“the Programme”), and will make reasonable efforts to deliver your Programme as described in the relevant printed or online prospectus for the period.
5.2. The Mico reserves the right to vary arrangements of its programme, beyond The Mico’s reasonable control; and in these circumstances, will seek to minimise the impact on the student learning experience.
5.3. The Mico will provide continued assurances of the standard and quality of the award. Students will be informed of any changes to the delivery of the curriculum, provision of learning support, services and facilities by The Mico as soon as is practicable. In addition to any exceptional circumstances which might prevail, The Mico will be entitled to make reasonable changes to its courses and effort will be made to keep such changes to the minimum necessary to achieve the required quality of experience. Changes will be communicated with students in advance of implementation. Queries and objections (with reasons) may be directed to your Programme Coordinator or Department Head. If The Mico changes a course, students who are not satisfied with the changes will be offered the opportunity to transfer to another course after consultation with the Programme Coordinator or Department Head, or, if required, to withdraw and be given reasonable support to move to another university.
5.4. The Mico will provide teaching and learning support associated with its Programme with reasonable care and skill and shall further use reasonable endeavours to assess your progress and provide you with accurate and timely feedback on your academic work.
5.5. Provided that you have met all requirements an obligations – academic, administrative and financial, and otherwise complied with the regulations in the Students’ Handbook, The Mico will confer on you any award to which you are entitled.