Programme Committee Sample Clauses

Programme Committee a. The Programme Committee will be composed of three staff members from the three European Partner Institutions and three IMIM students. Although the aim will be to select three students who begin at three different Partner Institutions or from three different Learning Communities within the BBB scheme, the selection of student members will be made based on the candidates who put themselves forward for this role and from those, the candidates who show the highest motivation to contribute to the aims of the Programme Committee will be selected. The student members of the Programme Committee will be non-voting members of the Committee and may be maintained or rotated each semester in order to ensure the most effective and beneficial feedback system for the overall improvement of the Degree Programme.
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Programme Committee. Terms of Reference Monitor the delivery of the programme, including recruitment, induction and retention of students, teaching and curriculum, assessment of progress and general programme administration. Monitor the appropriateness of assessment design, timing (to prevent bunching), weighting and required student effort in relation to the module levels and credit weightings and context of the programme. Authorise the Link Tutor or School Xxxx to permit minor variations from the programme as may be reasonable, for example extensions of student work submission times and/or topics for study visits. Programme Committees may not alter assessment methods, pass levels or curriculum content. Assume responsibility for general staff/student liaison for the programme, for arranging meetings between the Committee and students on the programme and for obtaining feedback from present and immediate past students on the programme in a format which enable comparisons to be readily made. Oversee day–to-day operation and management of the awards and the student experience; Ensure that operating procedures and practices conform to the procedures and agreed responsibilities of the collaborating institutions; Organise staff-student Programme Committee meetings; Contribute to the required Annual Programme Manager’s Report for transmission to the relevant bodies within the RAU and ……………… Produce module timetables and assessment schedules. Submit minutes of its meetings to AQSC via the Academic Registrar as an annex to the Annual Programme Manager’s Report. The AQSC may also require an additional report from the Programme Committee convenor on specific matters. Membership Link Tutor (Chair) Programme Manager Academic staff representatives – those who have a significant responsibility for or input into the modules, which together comprise the programme. Up to 2 student representatives for each year of the programme, elected by the relevant year group. RAU and… Learning Resources representative (ex officio). Employer representatives where appropriate (ex officio). Programme Committees are expected to meet a minimum of twice per academic year.
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