Common use of Your contract with the University Clause in Contracts

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificate, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Complaints Policy and Procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • Student Conduct Policy • Policy on UKVI Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • IT Acceptable Use Policy • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying and Harassment Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificatePre-sessional English courses, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme course and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme course but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 19 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of studyPre-sessional English courses, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programmecourse, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • ELC Academic Governance Guidelines for Pre-sessional courses • ELC Academic Integrity Guidelines • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Suggestions, Compliments and Complaints Policy and Procedure procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • Student Conduct Policy • Policy on UKVI Student Route Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • ELC Attendance Policy • IT Acceptable Use Policy • ELC Student Online Policy • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying and Harassment Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme course of study, as found in your Pre-sessional English Student Handbook and the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.English Language Centre’s

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of a programme delivered by its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificateInternational Summer School, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 17 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of a programme delivered by its programmes of studyInternational Summer School, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Complaints Policy and Procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • Student Conduct Policy • Policy on UKVI Student Route Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • IT Acceptable Use Policy • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying and Harassment Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in the your International Summer School Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of studybody. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University International Summer School, and where appropriate the University, will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificate, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Complaints Policy and Procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • Policy on Student Conduct Policy and Discipline • Policy on UKVI Student Route Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • IT Acceptable Use Policy Regulations and Policies • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying Dignity at Work and Harassment Study Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificate, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Complaints Policy and Procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • on Student Conduct Policy and Discipline • Policy on UKVI Tier 4 Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • Framework for Student Attendance • Sickness Absence Policy • Regulations for the Use of IT Acceptable Use Policy Facilities • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying Dignity at Work and Harassment Study Policy • Personal Relationships Policy Student Engagement Framework • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding on Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Programme Specifications, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificate, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Complaints Policy and Procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • on Student Conduct Policy and Discipline • Policy on UKVI Student Route Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Policy • Framework for Student Experience Attendance • Sickness Absence Policy • IT Acceptable Use Policy • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying Dignity at Work and Harassment Study Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Student Engagement Framework • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding on Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its Pre-sessional English programmes of study which leads to the award of or a University degree, diploma or certificateprogramme delivered by its International Summer School, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its Pre-sessional English programmes of studyor a programme delivered by its International Summer School, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • ELC Academic Governance Policy for Pre-sessional English • ELC Academic Integrity Policy • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Suggestions, Compliments and Complaints Policy and Procedure procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • on Student Conduct Policy and Discipline • Policy on UKVI Student Route Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • ELC Attendance Policy • IT Acceptable Use Regulations and Policies • ELC Student Online Policy • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying Dignity at Work and Harassment Study Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in your Pre-sessional English and International Summer School Student Handbooks and the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.English Language Centre’s

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificate, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 2.1 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 2.2 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 2.2.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: •  The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) •  Programme Ordinances and Regulations •  Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, •  Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Complaints  Policy and Procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • on Student Conduct Policy • and Discipline  Policy on UKVI Tier 4 Compliance (Student Route) •  Fitness to Practise Procedure •  Fitness to Study and Engage in Policy  Framework for Student Experience Attendance  Sickness Absence Policy •  Regulations for the Use of IT Acceptable Use Policy • Facilities  Library Regulations •  Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying  Dignity at Work and Harassment Study Policy • Personal Relationships Policy •  Student Engagement Framework  Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and  Code of Practice Regarding on Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 2.2.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Programme Specifications, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 2.2.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 2.3 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures document or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies comply with any legal or regulatory requirements. The If the University is required to do so, it will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to notify you of this as soon as possible.

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificate, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Complaints Policy and Procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • Student Conduct Policy • Policy on UKVI Student Route Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • IT Acceptable Use Policy • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying and Harassment Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificate, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programme, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Complaints Policy and Procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • Policy on Student Conduct Policy and Discipline • Policy on UKVI Student Route Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • IT Acceptable Use Policy Regulations and Policies • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying Dignity at Work and Harassment Study Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Student Engagement Framework • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding on Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme of study, as found in the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.

Your contract with the University. 1.1 Upon the University’s receipt of your acceptance of its offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of study which leads to the award of a University degree, diploma or certificatePre-sessional English courses, you enter into a legally binding contract with the University, which will commence immediately. 1.2 The terms and conditions included in this document, together with the documents listed in section 1.5 below, constitute the terms of the contract which apply between the University and you in connection with our delivery of the programme course and the educational services and facilities provided to you. The contract will continue to apply throughout your registration on your programme course but may be terminated in accordance with section 20 below. 1.3 There may be particular services offered by (and/or on behalf of) the University which are subject to separate terms and conditions, such as those relating to the provision of accommodation. You will have an opportunity to review and consider those terms and conditions prior to accessing such services. 1.4 By accepting the University’s offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on one of its programmes of studyPre-sessional English courses, you accept and agree to be bound by the terms of this document and the University’s instrument and articles of government, the University’s regulations, policies and procedures, any additional agreement that is required as part of your programmecourse, and the other documents referred to in these terms and conditions. All of these documents can be found on the University’s website and, unless otherwise agreed, the latest versions of these documents will apply. 1.5 In particular, you accept and agree to be bound by: 1.5.1 All Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations, Rules, Policies and Codes of Practice of the University, as they may be updated from time to time, including and where appropriate, but not exclusive to: • The Student Charter (including its Annual Annexe) • Programme Ordinances and Regulations • ELC Academic Governance Guidelines for Pre-sessional courses • ELC Academic Integrity Guidelines • Code of Practice on Assessment; including all appendices, • Postgraduate Research Code of Practice • Student Suggestions, Compliments and Complaints Policy and Procedure procedure • Student Alcohol and Drugs Policy • Student Attendance Policy • Student Conduct Policy • Policy on UKVI Student Route Compliance (Student Route) • Fitness to Practise Procedure • Fitness to Study and Engage in Student Experience Policy • ELC Attendance Policy • IT Acceptable Use Regulations and Policies • ELC Student Online Policy • Library Regulations • Diversity and Equality of Opportunity Policy • Bullying and Harassment Policy • Personal Relationships Policy • Code of Practice on Student Representation • Policy and Code of Practice Regarding Freedom of Speech 1.5.2 All Rules and Regulations relating to your programme course of study, as found in your Pre-sessional English Student Handbook and the Student Handbook, your Programme Handbooks, Module Specifications and School/Departmental Health and Safety Codes of Practice. 1.5.3 Where appropriate, all eligibility requirements of the relevant professional accreditation and/or regulatory body for your programme of study. 1.6 The University may change this document, any one of the above regulations, policies, procedures or codes of practice, or any other elements of your contract from time to time in order to ensure that it operates efficiently for students, is consistent with best practice and/or complies with any legal or regulatory requirements. The University will ensure that any important changes to these documents are notified to you as soon as possible.English Language Centre’s