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Friday 12 March
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The Academic Regulations, originally approved in June 2006 and introduced in the 2006/07 academic year, are a key policy document approved by the Senate. They provide the regulatory framework for Anglia Ruskin’s 15/30 credit curriculum, setting and maintaining the academic standard of all undergraduate and taught postgraduate pathways leading to an Anglia Ruskin award at all delivery points including UK and international partner institutions.

Following implementation of the new curriculum in September 2006, a review of the Academic Regulations was undertaken by a Senate Working Party during the period January – June 2008. The Working Party’s remit was not to review the key principles underlying the 15/30 credit curriculum but to assess operational and related issues. Its recommendations were approved by the Senate on 25 June 2008 and were incorporated in the Second Edition (July 2008).

A small number of minor amendments and revisions to the Second Edition of the Academic Regulations were approved by the Senate in June 2009 and the revised version of the Second Edition of the Academic Regulations is available below.

 

Publications

Printed copies of the Academic Regulations (Second Edition, July 2008 - revised and updated July 2009) will be distributed to all academic and appropriate support staff at Anglia Ruskin and its partner institutions during August/September 2009. An electronic version can be downloaded from this website in pdf format:

Previous editions (superceded by the above and for information only) are also available:

 

A subset of the Academic Regulations, known as the Assessment Regulations, is distributed to all students annually and contains those sections of the Academic Regulations which are directly relevant to the assessment process.