Academic Programmes definition

Academic Programmes means the academic programmes of the University as approved by the Academic Council.
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Academic Programmes means academic programmes as provided for in the Statutes;
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Examples of Academic Programmes in a sentence

  • For Recognition of Overseas Study Centre of the University for offering IGNOU’s Academic Programmes.

  • The Organizer will confirm all claims with the respective Academic Programmes.

  • The International Academic Programmes Office through whom semester study abroad students must apply for admission to UCT.

  • The Organizer will confirm all claims with the respective Academic Programmes.

  • The rationale for this Strategic Alliance was based primarily on the following: Successful existing collaborative activities; ■ Clear opportunities for further collaboration on Academic Programmes, Research and Innovation and Regional Development; ■ A common presence in, and focus on, Ireland’s Eastern Corridor; ■ A common view of the importance of cross-border collaboration.

  • Berlin, 26 June 2006 For the New Zealand Vice-Chancellors' Committee Professor ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Chair of the NZVCC Committee on University Academic Programmes (CUAP) For the Hochschulrektorenkonferenz Professor Dr. rer.

  • The final report of either the PAP (where a new programme is being established) or the College Report (in the case of an existing programme) along with curriculum documentation from the participating institution should be held in the College Office and the Office for Academic Programmes and Regulations.

  • For all Academic Programmes (Undergraduate, Postgraduate and International Foundation Year) the registration fee must be paid in advance of the course start date to secure your place.