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Related documents and other sources of information
Student Handbook/manual
For most programmes there is a Student Handbook or manual. Typically they contain information on
procedures that students will need to follow, with important dates, and academic advice and guidance on how
to study and prepare for examinations.
Where available for a programme, the handbook/manual is sent to students when they register and usually
annually when any relevant fees are paid.
See: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/community-support-resources/current-students/handbooks
Admission Notice and Notice to Candidates
An Admission Notice is provided to each student who has entered an examination. The Admission Notice
contains the student's candidate number and confirmation of the dates and times of the examination(s) for
which they have entered.
The Notice to Candidates contains the prescribed rules for the examination. The notice to candidates is
provided to students together with the Admission Notice.
These are sent to each student who enters an examination.
Further information is in the Student Handbook/manual.
Student complaints procedure
The University has a procedure for considering complaints made by International Programmes Students. The
objective is to solve problems quickly, simply and fairly.
See: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/complaints
Framework for Higher Education Qualifications (FHEQ)
The FHEQ forms part of the UK Quality Code for Higher Education of the Quality Assurance Agency for
Higher Education (QAA) in England and Wales. University of London awards are identified as being at one of
the levels contained within the FHEQ.
See: www.qaa.ac.uk/assuringstandardsandquality/Pages/default.aspx
List of examination centres
An examination centre is a place where a student goes to attempt their written paper examinations. The
University has approved examination centres worldwide. Students are required to sit any written paper
examinations at one of these centres.
See: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/exams
List of institutions with Diploma Teaching status
For some undergraduate diplomas, registered students are required to attend a teaching institution that has
Diploma Teaching status. Diploma Teaching status is granted to a teaching institution through application by
the institution and inspection by the Lead College (or Undergraduate Laws Programme) against its
established criteria.
Details are in the Regulations.
See also ‘How you study’ for the relevant programmes on the University of London International Programmes
website: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/distance-flexible-learning
Guidelines for Examinations
These guidelines contain the details of the responsibilities and conduct of University of London International
Academy Boards of Examiners
See: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/sites/default/files/magazine/guidelines_for_examinations_11_12.pdf
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