Student Protection Plan. 6.12.1 As a registered provider of higher education the University has a Student Protection Plan (SPP) as approved by the Office for Students (OfS) which sets out how the University ensures the quality of study is maintained and students are able to continue the course of study even if the University, as provider or its partner ceases , campus is closed or programme is discontinued.
6.12.2 The Institution shall, upon grant of the Approval, or earlier if requested by the University, lodge with the University a copy of the Institution’s SPP as approved by the OfS or if not an OfS approved institution, the Institution’s SPP which shall :
(a) be as prescribed in the University’s Handbook or as otherwise advised in writing by the University from time to time;
(b) provide transparent information when a Validated Award may/may not be issued to a student pursuing a Validated Programme; and
(c) not be changed without the prior consent or approval of the University
6.12.3 The Institution shall ensure that all students are made aware of and given a copy of the Institution’s SPP.
Student Protection Plan. 8.1 The School is cognisant of its duties under the Higher Education Research Act 2017, which requires higher education institutions registered by the Office for Students to maintain a Student Protection Plan to protect students’ interests in the case of a material change, such as programme changes, suspensions, closures, or institutional closure. The School will always aim to ensure that there are no material changes to a student’s experience while at LIS. However, this is not always possible due to a number of factors, some of which may be beyond the School’s control. The Student Protection Plan sets out the School’s plans for material changes, and how it would mitigate for such changes.
8.2 The School will seek to communicate any changes to students as early as possible, with clear information and options, and will make all reasonable endeavours to minimise the resultant disruption to services and to affected students.
Student Protection Plan. 17.1 When you accept an offer and register for a City degree programme, we fully expect to be able to deliver that programme to completion of your studies. However, in rare circumstances, factors may occur that mean this delivery will no longer be possible.
17.2 City’s Student Protection Plan sets out what you should expect to happen should your chosen programme or the Institution close including arrangements that would be put in place to enable you to complete your studies.
Student Protection Plan. The University’s Student Protection Plan is a document that, as determined by the Office for Students (OfS), every University is required to have. It sets out what measures we have in place to protect you, as a student at the University, should a risk to the continuation of your studies arise and details how we would communicate with you about this. The Student Protection Plan is available within the General Policies and Procedures section of our website.
Student Protection Plan. The University’s Student Protection Pan (attached in Schedule 3) sets out what students can expect to happen should a course, campus, or institution close. The purpose of such a plan is to ensure that students can continue and complete their studies, or can be compensated if this is not possible. The University is obliged to have and to regularly review its Student Protection Plan. Complaints xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/academicservices/currentstudents/complaints.aspx The above link details the student complaints procedure. The Student Complaint Policy is found here: xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/academicservices/qualitymanual/student-engagement- and-complaints/studentcomplaintspolicy.aspx Appeal xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/academicservices/qualitymanual/assessmentandawards/a cademic-appeals-policy-and-procedure.aspx This covers the University’s Academic Appeals Policy and Procedure applying to various decisions, such as conditions imposed on progression to the next stage of a taught Programme; a classification decision; a decision of the University’s Fitness to Practice Committee or Practice Assessment Panel.
