Graduate/Postgraduate Code of Practice for Fee paying Courses
Faculties shall develop and have ratified by the Academic Board a Code of Practice and Associated Guidelines for Fee-Paying Courses including reference to the points listed below.
Issues to be considered in the development of faculty codes of practice for fee-paying courses include:
- the rationale for decisions relating to which courses are to be on-load and off-load;
- ethical standards including how fees are to be introduced and advertised, the timing of fee introduction and changes to fee levels, and the management of changes to fee levels; and
- the methods according to which the faculty plans to monitor and evaluate the impact of fee-paying courses.
Purpose
The objective of this policy is to provide broad guidelines for developing a code of practice for fee-paying courses.
Scope
This policy applies to all graduate/postgraduate fee-paying coursework programs.
Related Documents
Governing Documents
Responsibilities for Implementation
- Faculty wide – Deans, Associate Deans (Teaching)
- University wide – Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education)
Review Schedule
Academic Board shall consider this policy for review three years after approval, or earlier if required.
Approved
Approved by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic and Planning) on 2 December 2002
Change to "Responsibilities for Implementation" made by Education Committee Meeting 6/2005, 26 October 2005.
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