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Appendix A – Syllabus outlines
This Appendix lists syllabus outlines for all individual modules. However, not all modules are currently
available for study/ examination. Where this is the case these modules are listed as being ‘not yet available’.
Where individual modules listed as being ‘not yet available’ are unlikely to be introduced within the next two
years, this has been indicated beside each module. However, this information is provided as guidance only; it
is not intended to imply the date by which any individual module or course will become available. 3333
Information regarding module availability is currently reviewed on a six-monthly basis. Further information on
the availability of modules listed as ‘not yet available’ will be given in the Regulations Supplement, published
in July each year, if applicable, and/or subsequent editions to the Regulations.
Each module referred to in this appendix is the equivalent to 120 notional study hours with the exception of
modules in the field of Jurisprudence and legal theory. The term ‘double module’ is equivalent to 240
notional study hours.
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Syllabuses:
Details of particular syllabuses may change from year to year and the attention is drawn in particular to those
syllabuses which are indicated as having been amended. Students are advised that examinations in any given
year are governed by the Regulations and syllabuses for that year. It is important, therefore, that students
always refer to the current version.
Examination information:
Advice on the previous knowledge or understanding that a student would be expected to have is given under
the relevant syllabuses, as applicable. Students must also follow the sequence of assessment described in
the syllabus.
The University will not provide statutes or other documents in the examination room except as specifically
stated in the definitive list sent out with the Admission Notice/timetable. Statutes and other materials may not
be brought into the examination room unless specifically permitted by the Board of Examiners (refer to section
3 in the Detailed regulations).
The codes are appended to the modules and these codes should be used when entering for an examination.
New codes:
Students should note that the module code is given next to the module title in the Appendices. Module codes
are new from the 2011-12 academic year and replace any previous year’s examination numbers. This change
does not impact on the syllabus or content of the module/course. An overview of how old examination
numbers are mapped to new module codes can be found on the University of London International
Programmes website: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/new_codes
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