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Annual programme reports are prepared in order to enhance individual programmes <strong>and</strong> to plan<br />

ahead;<br />

Periodic programme reviews are conducted on a 4-6 year cycle to review how a programme has<br />

developed over time <strong>and</strong> ensure that it remains current <strong>and</strong> up-to-date;<br />

Annual External Examiner reports are prepared by independent External Examiners to confirm that a<br />

programme has been assessed properly <strong>and</strong> meets the appropriate academic st<strong>and</strong>ards;<br />

Comprehensive student information statistics are reviewed annually <strong>and</strong> feed into all systematic<br />

reporting within the University of London International Academy.<br />

Student feedback mechanisms<br />

Annual Student Experience Surveys collect programme level feedback according to the student<br />

lifecycle <strong>and</strong> the stages reached by students in their learning. In addition some Lead Colleges<br />

schedule their own modular or unit level surveys;<br />

Virtual Learning Environments (VLEs) provide the opportunity for informal feedback <strong>and</strong> discussion;<br />

University of London International Academy committees <strong>and</strong> sub-committees include student<br />

membership where appropriate. Some programmes recruit their own student representatives at the<br />

programme level.<br />

The Committee Zone on the University of London International Programmes website provides further<br />

information on the governance structure, including Terms of Reference, Agendas <strong>and</strong> <strong>Paper</strong>s <strong>and</strong> can be<br />

accessed via: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/our-global-reputation/governance<br />

This Programme Specification is presented in support of our commitment to the nationally agreed reference<br />

points for assuring the quality <strong>and</strong> st<strong>and</strong>ards of higher education, known as the UK Quality Code for Higher<br />

Education. Further information can be found at: http://www.qaa.ac.uk/AssuringSt<strong>and</strong>ardsAndQuality/code-ofpractice/Pages/default.aspx<br />

After Graduation<br />

Possible routes to further study<br />

Successful completion of the programme may serve as preparation for students who wish to go on to take<br />

further study in the subject area – whether to be undertaken at <strong>Queen</strong> <strong>Mary</strong>, UCL, or elsewhere.<br />

Possible graduate employment routes<br />

Law students <strong>and</strong> professionals frequently pursue a Postgraduate Laws award to gain expertise in a<br />

specialised field of law, e.g. tax law or international trade law. A Postgraduate Laws award indicates that a<br />

lawyer has acquired advanced, specialist legal training <strong>and</strong> is qualified to work in a multinational legal<br />

environment. It could also help someone broaden the scope of their current role; for example, if they are in a<br />

generalist management role, it could allow them to take on legally-related aspects.<br />

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Infrastructure.<br />

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Detailed Regulations<br />

Detailed regulations contain<br />

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Careers advice <strong>and</strong> resources<br />

The University of London’s Careers Service can provide confidential advice <strong>and</strong> guidance appropriate to the<br />

diverse needs of students, at any stage of their career. Advisers can assist on an individual basis (including<br />

help with career planning, CV writing <strong>and</strong> interview technique), in small groups or online, through the e-Advice<br />

service. Students may also make use of the dedicated careers library.<br />

For further information, please see www.thecareersgroup.co.uk or www.c2careers.com/<br />

The Alumni Association<br />

Membership of the International Programmes Alumni Association is free <strong>and</strong> open to all former students of the<br />

University of London International Programmes. This is a diverse community of over 150,000 alumni in more<br />

than 190 countries, including local chapters <strong>and</strong> social networking groups, <strong>and</strong> with regular events,<br />

communications <strong>and</strong> opportunities to meet fellow alumni in many different parts of the world. The Association<br />

aims to provide past students with lifelong links to the School <strong>and</strong> each other, <strong>and</strong> is keen to foster a vibrant<br />

<strong>and</strong> active alumni community. All alumni are encouraged to register their details <strong>and</strong> participate further.<br />

For further information, please see www.londoninternational.ac.uk/alumni, www.facebook.com/londonalumni<br />

<strong>and</strong> http://linkd.in/alumniassociation<br />

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programme. The Regulations<br />

are subject to change<br />

annually so students should<br />

ensure that they refer to the<br />

most recent version. .<br />

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