Quality Assurance Schedule UCL (2015)
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1 Quality Assurance Schedule UCL (2015)
2 1 policy matters 1.1 Academic policy relating to all programmes offered through the - for e.g. programme approval, monitoring and review qualifications framework overall approaches to teaching and learning support various programme parameters assessment and external examining general entrance requirements overall policy for exemption and credit registration of students: initial, continuing, renewal, transfer and termination academic appeals and student complaints students with disabilities overall policy for collaborative provision and institutional links Various sources including: Board of the University of London International Academy, University of Academic and sub/subject committee members Programme Directors other Lead College /Consortium sources International Academy Co-ordinated through International Academy Considered by the relevant University of subcommittee or subject committee Approved by University of London 1.2 Register of Interests to be completed annually by all, members of University of London and its sub and subject committees, and staff involved in institutional PTT or evaluation visits (see also 4.4 (iv) Co-ordinated by the Corporate Performance and Quality Directorate, International Academy Any issues arising from the Register of Interests will be raised by the Pro-Vice Chancellor (International) or Chief Operating Officer with the Chairpersons of Boards of or other committees
3 2 Programme management and policy (development, approval, and maintenance) 2.1 Appointment of Programme Director /Director of the programme. Academic Management and Leadership Lead College mechanisms for College based programmes. 2.2 Programme Consideration and approval 2.2 (i) New programmes and awards Individual Lead Colleges, College Consortia and 2.2 (ii) Changes to current programmes Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College or within Consortium Teaching Approved by/reported to Programme Sub-committee of UCL Academic Teaching Approved by/reported to Programme Sub-committee of UCL Academic Advice from Academic Development Directorate, International Academy. Proposals considered by LTAS, University of London International Academy Academic and the Finance Approved by the Board of the University of London International Academy. Final sign off by the Vice-Chancellor. QASL and University of London considers substantial changes 2.3 Programme Specification and Regulations 2.3 (i) Programme Specification Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College or within Consortium. Co-ordinated by International Academy Programme Manager. Teaching Approved by/reported to Programme Sub-committee of UCL Academic When considering proposals for new programmes and awards see 2.2 (i) 2.3 (ii) Programme-specific Regulations Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College. Teaching Advice from Programme Managers, International Academy.
4 2 Programme management and policy (development, approval, and maintenance) Co-ordinated and drafted by International Academy Programme Manager. Approved by/reported to Programme Sub-committee of UCL Academic 2.3 (iii) Final annual sign-off of Programme Regulations and Specification booklet Co-ordinated by Programme Manager, International Academy, and Programme Director. Teaching Approved by/reported to Programme Sub-committee of UCL Academic 2.3 (iv) General Regulations/International Programmes policy on programmes 2.3 (v) Application of discretion allowed for within the Regulations 2.3 (vi) Suspension of programme-specific Regulations Various sources, including Programme Directors and International Academy. Co-ordinated by Corporate Performance and Quality Directorate, International Academy. Various sources including: Boards of Programme Directors Request by student (with support of Programme Director) Administrative based on precedent (precedents to be reviewed and procedure re-endorsed) Programme-specific Regulations Teaching with the advice of college officers representing relevant committees (PCASG, UCL Board of ) Teaching and further considered at College-level by the Senior Tutor Suspension of Regulations arising from Board of considered by Faculty Boards of and approved by/reported to UCL Board of Considered by University of London General Regulations/International Programmes policy Approved by Chair of University of Academic Reported annually to University Of Academic
5 2 Programme management and policy (development, approval, and maintenance) 2.3 (vii) Suspension of General Regulations Various sources including Boards of, Programme Director and International Academy officers 2.4 Discontinuation of awards and programmes Lead Colleges, College Consortia, University of Academic /Finance /Board of the University of London International Academy as appropriate Supported by Programme Director Approved by Chair of University of Academic Reported annually to University Of Academic and Board of the University of
6 3 Student Management (admission, registration, progression and termination) 3.1 Applicants not meeting programmespecific or course entry requirements Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College Considered and approved by Senior Tutor 3.2 Applicants not meeting general entrance requirements (undergraduate programmes only) Co-ordinated by Head of Student Admissions, International Academy 3.3 Credit transfer Via Admissions Discretion of the college 3.4 Accreditation of prior learning: non-automatic (not listed in the Programme Regulations) Head of Student Admissions, International Academy, refers to Programme Director for consideration Considered and approved by Senior Tutor 3.5 Renewal of registration (for all programmes except LLB, 2 nd or 3 rd periods are discretionary) Programme Directors through Head of Student Admissions, International Academy Approved by/reported to Faculty Graduate Teaching Special Admissions Panel (within guidelines) Programme Directors Panel 3.6 Termination of registration on Currently no formal procedure to be addressed academic grounds 3.7 Termination of registration on University of London policy applies. Reports made to University of London grounds of misconduct 3.8 Transfer of registration 1 Head of Student Admissions, International Academy 3.9 Student appeals concerning decisions of Boards of University policy applies. Initial representation to the Dean of the International Programmes, but for full details of procedure see Procedure for consideration of representations concerning decisions of Boards of in the University s Regulations Vice-Chancellor or Representations Panel as appropriate 3.10 Student complaints Examinations: offences University policy applies - see Procedures for the Consideration of Allegations of Examination Offence in the University s Regulations. Reports made to University of London 3.12 Misrepresentation of entry qualifications Head of Student Admissions, International Academy Cases referred to the Vice-Chancellor 1 Unless transfer of registration from one qualification to another is facilitated by the Programme Regulations
7 4 Examination processes 4.1 Determination of duties, responsibilities and conduct of Boards of 4.2 Policy and guidelines relating to training of 4.3 Suspension of Regulations arising from recommendations of the Board of 4.4 Nomination and appointment of 4.4 (i) Nomination and appointment of Chair of Boards//Assessors/Assista nt (see also 4.4 (iv) 4.4 (ii) Nomination and appointment of External and Intercollegiate (see also 4.4 (iv) 4.4 (iii) Appointment of overseas examiners for non-uk oral examinations (see also 4.4 (iv) 4.4 (iv) Contractual appointment of all Board members and Register of Interests 4.5 Setting of examination question papers See Guidelines for Examinations Considered by annual Chairs of Boards of group. Approved by University Of London Policy yet to be determined. Chair of Board of (if appropriate), Programme Director and other academic staff within Lead College/Consortium Chair of Board of, Programme Director and other academic staff within Lead College/Consortium International Academy, in consultation with overseas centres, puts forward names to Lead Colleges. See 4.4 (i), 4.4 (ii) and 4.4 (iii) Contractual appointments for services made by International Academy on behalf of the University Boards of serviced by International Academy (Administrative guidelines produced by International Academy) See 2.3 (vi) and 2.3 (vii) Teaching Approved by/reported to Faculty Board of and UCL Board of Teaching Approved by/reported to Faculty Board of and UCL Board of See 4.4 (i), 4.4 (ii) and 4.4 (iii) Set by individual. Reviewed and approved by External and Intercollegiate. Appointment process managed by CPQ Appointment process managed by CPQ Any issues arising from the Register of Interests will be raised by the Pro-Vice Chancellor (International) or Chief Operating Officer with the Chairpersons of Boards of or other committees
8 4 Examination processes 4.6 Approval of marking schemes Boards of serviced by International Academy 4.7 Assessment of candidates and determination of results 4.8 Consideration and follow-up of External and Intercollegiate reports 4.9 Award of degrees, diplomas and certificates Boards of serviced by International Academy Boards of serviced by International Academy, Programme Directors, International Academy as appropriate. Co-ordinated by the Corporate Performance and Quality Directorate, International Academy. Boards of serviced by International Academy 4.10 Inclusive practice policy Inclusive Practice Panel, International Academy Considered by Faculty Board of Approved by/reported to UCL Board of Considered by Faculty Board of Approved by/reported to UCL Board of Programme-specific matters: Considered and approved by/response to examiners by Faculty Graduate Teaching and major issues reported to UCL Board of Endorsed by Board of and External and Intercollegiate College consulted where necessary Quality and student life-cycle matters Considered by QASL /Board of the University of System-wide and operational matters Considered by the relevant Directorate Heads, International Academy Response to by the Pro-Vice Chancellor (International). All matters Summary included in the Overall Annual Report to University of London and Board of the University of Pass lists prepared by International Academy and award granted by the University. Considered and approved by Inclusive Practice Arrangements Panel Appeals of decisions made are considered and approved by the Inclusive Practice Panel
9 5 Institutional links 5.1 Formal institutional links for teaching and learning support: establishment of criteria inspection maintenance and support review monitoring formal agreement Lead College: Programme Director/academic subject and administrative staff; International Academy: Director: Global Networks & Communities, Institutions & Global Development Team, Director: Corporate Performance & Quality, Corporate Performance & Quality Directorate, other International Academy staff Programme Director/academic subject and administrative staff; Considered and reviewed by Faculty Graduate Teaching Institutions Policy Framework Considered by Institutions Sub- Considered/agreed, as appropriate, by University of London International Academy Academic, Board of the University of London International Academy and Collegiate Council
10 6 Learning materials and support 6.1 Enhancing the quality of support and academic guidance - the minimum that students can expect in terms of support and guidance 6.2 Appointment of authors of learning materials 6.3 Appointment of External Assessors of learning materials 6.4 Consideration and follow-up of External Assessors comments on draft learning materials Corporate Performance & Quality (Student Charter ) Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College or within Consortium. Appointments made by International Academy where appropriate. Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College or within Consortium. Appointments made by International Academy where appropriate. Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College or within Consortium 6.5 Approval of learning materials Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College or within Consortium Considered and reviewed by Faculty Graduate Teaching Considered and reviewed by Faculty Graduate Teaching Considered and reviewed by Faculty Graduate Teaching Considered and reviewed by Faculty Graduate Teaching Approved by Quality Assurance Student Lifecycle committee (QASL) Appointments to be made by International Academy where appropriate 6.6 Review and revision of learning materials Programme Director/academic subject staff at Lead College or within Consortium Considered and reviewed by Faculty Graduate Teaching
11 7 Reporting and review processes 7.1 Annual Programme Planning and Review and reporting process Joint exercise between Lead College/Consortium and International Academy. Managed by International Academy Programme Managers except where special alternative arrangements have been agreed. Annual Programme Report (APR) drafted/co-ordinated by Programme Manager, International Academy, and agreed by the Programme Director. APR considered by relevant department or equivalent and by Faculty Graduate Teaching Reported to Programme Review Steering Group (of Programme Sub-committee) Process Considered by QASL. Approved by University of London.. Quality and student life-cycle matters in APR Considered by QASL /Board of the University of 7.2 Periodic programme review and reporting process (Lead College periodic review mechanisms are used wherever feasible) Joint exercise between Lead College/ Consortium and International Academy Report considered by Faculty Graduate Teaching Reported to Programme Review Steering Group (of Programme Sub-committee) System-wide and operational matters in APR Considered in Lead College Review meeting Process considered by QASL. Approved by University of London (i) Feedback reports from student surveys Programme specific Lead College Report considered by QASL. Outcomes reported to International Academy and Board of the University of. 7.3 (ii) System-wide International Academy in conjunction with Lead College/Consortium as appropriate Considered by QASL. Approved by University Of London
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