University Calendar 2007/08
Section VIII : Academic Regulations - Faculty of Medicine, Health and Life Sciences
School of Psychology



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Regulations for the Diploma/Certificate in Canine Assistance Studies

Entry Requirements
1. Applicants for admission must hold one of the following academic qualifications: Higher National Certificate in a related topic; 2 A-levels and 5 GCSEs at grade A-C; Technical School Certificate.
     
Scheme of Study
2. This programme is governed by the University's General Regulations.
3. The programme is a part-time, work-based programme for people working with guide dogs.
4. The programme is based on a modular structure with 8 units at Certificate level and 8 units at Diploma level.
5. The course is normally of three years' duration.
     
Assessment, Classification and Award
6. Candidates will be assessed through course work and by other methods of examination approved by the Board of the School of Psychology. Assessments will cover a range of methods appropriate to the measurement of both academic and clinical skills.
7. Students who fail an assignment at the first attempt (grade of less than 40%) have the opportunity to re-submit their work. Re-submitted work can only be given a maximum grade of 40%.
8. All assignments must be successfully completed for the award of the Diploma.
9. The Diploma may be awarded with Distinction if an average mark of over 70% is achieved over all diploma units. In all other cases, the Diploma will receive an overall grade of pass or fail.


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Last reviewed: 04-Feb-2008
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