Common use of Your Programme of Study Clause in Contracts

Your Programme of Study. 7.1. We will provide you with educational services, including teaching, learning, and assessments, and related activities which we consider appropriate or relevant to your programme of study. 7.2. Details about your programme of study, including course and module information, can be found in the Student Handbook which is available on our website. 7.3. Details about the location of your studies are also available on our website. From time to time, we may also utilise third party facilities for teaching and/or the completion of practical exercises. 7.4. Your timetable will be published on the first day of your course and on the first of the term in subsequent terms. 7.5. Both programmes are considered to be full-time and should be treated as such. You are expected to attend any scheduled teaching events (lectures, practical classes, workshops, seminars, etc.), meetings with staff and others involved in the delivery or administration of the programme and conduct self-study as and when required or instructed. 7.6. If you do not meet the minimum attendance requirement, you may not be able to progress or attain a qualification. 7.7. You are also expected to complete or submit your coursework by the stipulated deadlines and to the expected standard. 7.8. You are expected to pay your fees in a timely manner as per the offer letter and in line with the LFS Tuition Fees Policy. As outlined in the policy, we reserve the right to terminate your place on the course for non-payment of tuition fees. 7.9. We will ensure that the university is informed about your attendance on the course. We also provide the university with regular updates about your progress on the course and provided you meet all the academic requirements and have paid your fees, we will recommend you for the award of a qualification in line with the criteria outlined in the Student Handbook. 7.10. If you do not make satisfactory progress or your record of engagement is considered to be unsatisfactory, we will invite you to a meeting to discuss the matter. If you do not attend the meeting (or any subsequent meeting arranged to deal with this issue) without good reason, we may withdraw you from your course and inform the university accordingly. If you meet the criteria for an exit qualification, we will make such a recommendation to the university.