ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINATION Sample Clauses

ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINATION. 11.1 The method of assessment and/or examination for each Validated Programme shall be as described in the Regulations and Programme Document.
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ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINATION. It is important to clarify which assessment regulations apply. In particular, how the following will operate: setting of assessments and examination papers; marking and moderation; decisions on progression and awards; role of the External Examiners; consideration of extenuating circumstances; security of examinations papers and data protection issues. In practice, these will vary according to the type of collaborative provision. However, the arrangements should be the same as, or equivalent to, those of the University of Glasgow.
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ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINATION. 10.1 THE UNIVERSITY will provide briefing and, where necessary training, to ensure that staff at [legal name of partner institution] understand THE UNIVERSITY’s assessment policies, including marking procedures.
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ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINATION. It is important to clarify which assessment regulations apply. In particular, how the following will operate: setting of assessments and examination papers; marking and moderation; decisions on progression and awards; role of the External Examiners; consideration of extenuating circumstances; security of examinations papers and data protection issues. In practice, these will vary according to the type of collaborative provision. However, the arrangements should be the same as, or equivalent to, those of the University of Glasgow. 9 GRADUATION This section should clarify the arrangements for graduation, including where responsibility lies for the production of the certificates. In the case of Joint Awards, the responsibility for certificates lies with the lead institution. In this case, students would only be allowed to attend one ceremony. Although this is normally the student’s ‘home’ institution, they should be able to choose to attend a ceremony at the partner institution. State here when it is anticipated that the first students will graduate.
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ASSESSMENT AND EXAMINATION. The Collaborative Board of Studies will oversee all assessment, examination and progression issues related to students studying on the Programme/Discipline. All examinations, summative assessments and marking processes will be agreed by the Collaborative Board of Studies, which shall act as an Examination Board in such circumstances. The composition of the Collaborative Board of Studies and Examination Board is contained within Appendix A below. Administration of the assessment process will be conducted by the Lead Institution in accordance with its normal codes and published procedures. The assessment regulations of the Institution in which a student is sitting an examination or assessment should be applied. These arrangements will be the sole determinant in the awarding of credits. In recognising that each Institution operates its own scheme for the allocation of marks, the Collaborative Board of Studies will establish a process for the calculation of equivalence of marks awarded by individual Institutions. One or more External Examiners will be nominated by the Institutions and approved by the Collaborative Board of Studies (and in the case of Heriot-Watt University, approved by the Senate). Examiners fees and terms of appointment will be set in accordance with those of the Lead Institution at the date of appointment. External Examiners will be expected to report on programme quality and academic standards. He or she will have oversight of all the work undertaken by students that contribute to an award. Reports from External Examiners will be submitted to the Collaborative Board of Studies and will be considered in accordance with the normal procedures of the Lead Institution. The Lead Institution will be responsible for overall administration of the External Examiner process and for the payment of fees and expenses to External Examiners. The Lead Institution will be responsible for the transfer of all assessment marks and examination results to the partner institutions via reports of all such records submitted to the Collaborative Board of Studies. The Collaborative Board of Studies will establish a mechanism whereby student progress may be monitored and remedial action taken where appropriate.
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