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2.10 (GR)
Registration of an applicant who has previously received a University of London award, or whose registration
with the University was terminated due to exhausting the permitted number of attempts at an examination, for
a programme of study in the same subject or field of study, is at the discretion of the University and may
not be permitted for all programmes. All applications will be considered on an individual basis.
2.11(GR)
It is at the University’s discretion to determine whether a student who registers again for an award under
paragraph 2.11 can receive credit for any modules previously passed.
2.12 (GR)
A student who receives credit for subjects previously passed will not be permitted to re-enter the examination
for those modules.
2.13 (GR)
A student who is permitted to register again will be required to pay a new registration fee. The student will
receive a new maximum period of registration.
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exhausted
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again
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register in these circumstances
will be granted at the discretion
of the University and will be
subject to any further conditions
specified, either in the
Programme Specification and
Regulations, or by the
University.
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Regulations 3.11, 3.29, 3.31, 3.32, 3.33 and 3.34 do not apply to the Postgraduate Laws programme.
3.1 (GR)
See the Important Information for information on changing regulations.
An examination is governed by the regulations in force at the time of the examination and not at the time that
a student was initially registered or first attempted the examination concerned, except where the conditions for
changing regulations with notice apply.
3.2 (GR)
A student may choose whether or not to be formally assessed in the individual modules for which they are
registered. Students who choose to be formally assessed will be examined to the same standard as that
required by students registered for the related degree, diploma or certificate.
3.3 (GR)
Credit bearing individual modules will be assessed using the forms of assessment associated with the
appropriate level of study.
3.4 (GR)
A student sitting an examination must comply with the rules given in the Notice to Candidates, which
accompanies the Admission Notice in addition to those given in this Section and in Sections 5 and 6.
3.5 (GR)
All examinations will be based on the syllabuses that are current for the year of the examination concerned. A
student must ensure that they have studied the correct syllabuses.
3.6
Each module studied on a stand-alone basis will be assessed by one 45 minute unseen written paper
examination with the exception of modules in the field of Jurisprudence and legal theory.
See the glossary for the definition of ‘examination’ and ‘written paper examination’.
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information on changing
regulations.
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3.7
Modules in the field of Jurisprudence and legal theory - (Modern legal theory [LWM7AB] and Liberty,
equality and law [LWM7CD]) - count as a double module. Each will be assessed by one 90 minute unseen
written paper examination.
3.8
In all papers, questions may be set on developments within the scope of the syllabus up to 1 January in the
year of the examination.
3.9 (GR)
Where necessary, Examiners may change the format or rubric of a written paper examination, from that of the
previous year, without giving prior notice to students.
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