Common use of Students on Collaborative Programmes Clause in Contracts

Students on Collaborative Programmes. The University has collaboration arrangements with a number of further education and sixth- form colleges whereby students can study part of their University course in another location. These arrangements provide an important contribution to the institution‟s commitment to access and allow such students to progress into the University in a staged way. The fees set in the colleges will not normally exceed those that would apply were the student to take the same programme at the University and, in some cases, may be lower. Access to University bursaries for such students will accord with that for equivalent students who study at the University.

Students on Collaborative Programmes. The University has collaboration arrangements with a number of further education and sixth- sixth-form colleges whereby students can study part of their University course in another location. These arrangements provide an important contribution to the institution‟s commitment to access and allow such students to progress into the University in a staged way. The fees set in the colleges will not normally exceed those that would apply were the student to take the same programme at the University and, in some cases, may be lower. Access to University bursaries for such students will accord with that for equivalent students who study at the University.

Students on Collaborative Programmes. The University has collaboration arrangements with a number of further education and sixth- sixth-form colleges whereby students can study part of their University course in another location. These arrangements provide an important contribution to the institution‟s institution’s commitment to access and allow such students to progress into the University in a staged way. The fees set in the colleges will not normally exceed those that would apply were the student to take the same programme at the University and, in some cases, may be lower. Access to University bursaries for such students will accord with that for equivalent students who study at the University.

Students on Collaborative Programmes. The University has collaboration arrangements with a number of further education and sixth- sixth-form colleges whereby students can study part of their University course in another location. These arrangements provide an important contribution to the institution‟s institution’s commitment to access and allow such students to progress into the University in a staged way. The fees set in the colleges will not normally exceed those that would apply were the student to take the same programme at the University and, in some cases, may be lower. Access to University bursaries for such students will accord with that for equivalent students who study at the University.