Further information Undergraduate Prospectus 2010
Your Students’ Union The University and You
Further information Further information
Student Advice Bureau The relationship between the University and our students is a contractual one and this
The Student Advice Bureau is an independent service run by the Union with prospectus contains information which would be considered as part of our contract with
qualified advisors who offer free, confidential, professional and impartial advice on you. The terms of this contract include the following and your acceptance of a place is
a wide range of subjects such as fees, finance, housing, employment, academic expressly subject to them.
appeals, disciplinary matters and complaints. You can contact the service by phone,
email, making an appointment or coming to a drop in session. The Bureau is located 1. You will be required as a condition of enrolment to submit to, and abide by, the
on the first floor in the temporary Students’ Union building on Thomas Doyle Street. University’s procedures, as amended from time to time by the Board of Governors
The Bureau is a member of advice UK: www.adviceuk.org.uk and the Academic Board. These procedures include Academic Regulations, Tuition Fee
Regulations and the Student Charter; you may view all of them, either in electronic
Freshers’ fortnight format on the Forms and Publications page of the Student Gateway, or in paper format
Freshers’ fortnight takes place at the end of enrolment week and offers the perfect in the University library, and you are encouraged to make yourself familiar with them.
opportunity for you to find out what’s happening and to meet people and make
new friends. The Union also runs a programme of entertainment events for you to 2. The University will use reasonable endeavours to deliver courses and programmes
enjoy throughout the fortnight. The Freshers’ Fair is a great opportunity to check of study in accordance with the descriptions set out in this prospectus. However, this
out and join the many sports and Athletic Union clubs and student societies. document is produced at the earliest possible date to provide maximum assistance
to intending applicants. It is inevitable that changes will occur between the date of
The National Union of Students (NUS) printing and the start of the academic year to which it relates. Some changes may be
NUS is one of the largest students’ organisations in the world and represents the due to resource constraints, others to staff changes or to developments in the relevant
interests of around seven million students in further and higher education sectors subject. In particular, as the University does not provide education to Home and other
throughout the UK. EU students on a commercial basis, but is largely dependent on charitable and public
funds, it must manage its resources in a way which is efficient and cost effective. In the
Every student enrolling at LSBU automatically becomes a member of the Students’ context of the provision of a diverse range of courses to a large number of students,
Union (unless you decide to use your right under the 1994 Education Act to opt out the University therefore reserves the right to vary the contents and delivery of courses,
of Union membership). The University’s Students’ Union is a member of the National to discontinue, merge or combine courses and to introduce new courses if such action
Union of Students (NUS). To join the NUS, you will need to apply for a separate is reasonably considered to be necessary by the University. In such cases the University
NUS card. This card will enable you to access the NUS website. Also available is the will use reasonable endeavours to provide a suitable alternative course. Such changes
NUS Extra Card, priced at £10, which entitles you to a range of national student may occur either before or after admission.
discounts on such things as entertainment, goods, services and travel. It also allows
you access to other Students’ Unions across the country. 3. The University undertakes to use reasonable endeavours to provide educational
services. It does not however, guarantee the provision of such services. Should
Enquiries industrial action or circumstances beyond the control of the University interfere with
LSBU’s Students’ Union, its ability to provide educational services, the University undertakes to use reasonable
Thomas Doyle Street endeavours to minimise the resultant disruption to those services.
London SE1 0BP
su.general@lsbu.ac.uk 4. The University aims to offer students the maximum flexibility of study within the
020 7815 6060 relevant regulations and the academic timetable is drawn up with this objective in
www.lsbsu.org mind. However, no timetable can guarantee that all units advertised will be available
to all students who are qualified to take them.
National Union of Students (NUS)
PO Box 52611 5. The University does not accept responsibility, and expressly excludes liability, for
London N7 6XX loss or damage to students’ property or intellectual property, other than through
0871 22 18221 the negligence of the University, its staff or agents, or for the consequences of any
www.nusonline.co.uk modification or cancellation of courses or timetabling constraints as set out in the
preceding paragraphs.
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