Programme Specification and Regulations 2012 - Livestock Health and Production and Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health

Table of Contents

1. Programme Specification and Regulations for the MSc degree, Postgraduate Diploma, Postgraduate Certificate and Individual Modules in Livestock Health and Production and for the MSc degree, Postgraduate Diploma, Postgraduate Certificate and Individual Modules in Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health
2. Important information regarding the Programme Specification and Regulations
3. Programme Specification
4. Detailed Regulations for the MSc degree, Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate
   1. 1 Structure of the programmes
   2. 2 Credit transfer and accreditation of prior learning
   3. 3 Registration
   4. 4 Assessment for the programme
   5. 5 Number of attempts permitted at an examination
   6. 6 Assessment offences and penalties
   7. 7 Progression within the programme
   8. 8 Schemes of award
   9. 9 Receiving the final Diploma and Diploma Supplement
   10. 10 Fees and refunds
   11. 11 Transfer of registration
   12. 12 Students with specific access requirements
   13. 13 Complaints, suspension and termination of registration
5. Summary of provision for individual modules
6. Detailed Regulations for the provision of individual modules
7. Annex A - Structure
8. Annex B - Module Outlines
9. Annex C - Assessment Criteria - Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, MSc degree, 50 hour and 240 hour Individual Modules
10. Annex D - Assessment Criteria - 35 hour Individual Modules
11. Annex E - 240 hour individual modules with the corresponding 50 hour individual modules
12. Glossary of terms
13. Related documents and other sources of information

Detailed Regulations for the MSc degree, Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate

Detailed regulations contain the rules which govern the relationship between students and the University of London for each degree programme. The Regulations are subject to change annually so students should ensure that they refer to the most recent version.