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Important Information about the LLB by Distance Learning

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<strong>LLB</strong> withHonoursStandard EntryOverall credits required: 360*Total credits must include:Levels 2 & 3 = minimum 210(of which 105 must be fromLevel 3)Senior StatusOverall credits required: 285*Total credits must include:Levels 2 & 3 = minimum 195(of which 105 must be fromlevel 3)<strong>LLB</strong> withoutHonoursOverall credits required:*Minimum = 285*Maximum = 300Total credits must include:Levels 2 & 3 = minimum180 (of which 75 must befrom Level 3)Overall credits required:*Minimum = 240*Maximum = 270Total credits must include:Levels 2 & 3 = minimum 150(of which 75 must be fromLevel 3)Academic MisconductThis can take three forms and can lead to serious penalties being imposed,ranging from automatic failure of <strong>the</strong> modules in respect of which <strong>the</strong>misconduct occurred, to being required to withdraw from <strong>the</strong> University.The first form of misconduct is cheating in respect of examinations. Thisinvolves a candidate attempting to gain an unfair advantage <strong>by</strong> dishonestmeans, and includes, amongst o<strong>the</strong>r things, all breaches of examination roomrules, impersonating ano<strong>the</strong>r candidate, falsifying data, and obtaining anexamination paper in advance of its authorised release.The second form is plagiarism, which is committed when a studentincorporates a significant amount of unattributed direct quotation from, orunattributed substantial paraphrasing of, <strong>the</strong> work of ano<strong>the</strong>r.The third is collusion, which occurs when two or more students collaborate toproduce a piece of work to be submitted (in whole or in part) for assessmentand <strong>the</strong> work is presented as <strong>the</strong> work of one student alone.Extenuating CircumstancesIf students experience any problem which adversely affects <strong>the</strong>ir performancein one or more examinations or o<strong>the</strong>r assessed work, <strong>the</strong>y must inform <strong>the</strong>Award Director for <strong>the</strong> <strong>LLB</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>Distance</strong> <strong>Learning</strong>, using Form AA034, withinseven days of <strong>the</strong> problem occurring. Students are, <strong>the</strong>refore, advised to fax

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