Openness, accountability and conduct Sample Clauses

Openness, accountability and conduct. This Agreement places an expectation upon both you and us to act with integrity, share relevant information, be accountable for our actions and show mutual respect, as set out in this section.
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Openness, accountability and conduct. This Agreement places an expectation upon both you and us to act with integrity, share relevant information, be accountable for our actions and show mutual respect, as set out in this section. • make publicly available (and regularly update as required) details of the tuition fees and any other expenses relating to programmes of study offered by the University • provide you with a fair, equitable and supportive environment in accordance with the University’s Equality and Diversity policy • share with the University in a timely manner any circumstances affecting your study • make sure all tuition fees and other expenses relating to your programme are paid in time and agree to be bound by our regulations on the payment of fees and refunds (and the consequences of non-payment) should you cease to be a student at the University • take care, when acting as a student representative on school, faculty or University committees, to consult fellow students and to represent their views accurately and in a balanced way Where necessary and reasonable we may need to make changes to your programme. For example, we may need to alter the timetable, location, number of classes, method of delivery, content, assessment methods or syllabus. We will not withdraw a programme unless and until all students enrolled on it have completed their studies, with the exception of programmes which have not yet commenced. • consult you and elicit your views in relation to any proposed material changes to your programme, taking account of these views in reaching our decision • give you reasonable notice on any material changes we decide to make • attempt to minimise any adverse impact that any changes may have on you. • make arrangements, where necessary, for you to complete your original programme. • explore with you, where necessary, the opportunities for transferring to another programme at Bristol or at another institution • ensure, if you transfer to another programme, that you receive recognition or credits for any units you have successfully completed • in the event that it is not possible for the University to deliver the education agreed under this Agreement we will refund tuition fees and other reasonable costs subject to section 9 of this Agreement. If between the time of your acceptance of an offer and registering for a programme at the University we make fundamental changes to it, you will be entitled to withdraw your application.
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