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Data Protection Act 1998 Rules and Regulations
The University of Lancaster undertakes to maintain your personal data in If you accept membership of the University, you become subject to the
secure conditions and to process and disclose data only within the terms general rules of the University and to all sectional rules that apply to you.
of its Data Protection notification. In summary: applicant/student record A copy of the rules will be provided for you at registration. If a rule is
processing; management of academic processes, college residences and amended or a new rule is introduced, the change will be announced within
social events; alumni operations; and provision of advice and support the University, and all students become subject to the new or amended rule.
services.
For further information, please see website.
Further Information
Fees 195 Disclaimer
The University makes all reasonable efforts to ensure that the
information in this Prospectus is correct at the time of printing (July
Funding and Awards 196
2009). The University makes all reasonable efforts to provide the degree
schemes, tuition and learning support and research opportunities and
Living Costs and Budgeting 198
other services and facilities with reasonable care and skill and in the way
described in this Prospectus. However, the University shall be entitled if
it reasonably considers it to be necessary (including in order to manage
How to Apply 199 its resources and to improve the quality of its provision) to make
reasonable changes to this provision including:
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to make changes to (for example) the content and syllabus of
courses and methods of teaching and assessment (including in
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relation to placements);
to combine courses with others, suspend or discontinue courses
Index of Taught Courses 205 (for example, because a key member of staff is unwell or leaves the
University and cannot reasonably be replaced);
to make changes to its statutes, ordinances, regulations, policies
and procedures (for example, in the light of changes in the law or
the requirements of the University’s regulators);
to make changes to the terms of the financial awards it offers (for
example, in light of Government announcements)
In the unlikely event that the University discontinues or does not provide
a degree scheme or changes it significantly before it begins, the
University will tell relevant individuals at the earliest possible
opportunity. An individual will be entitled to withdraw from the degree
scheme by telling the University in writing within a reasonable time of
being informed of the change.
The University will make available to students such learning support and
other services and facilities as it considers appropriate but may vary
what it provides and how it provides it from time to time (for example,
the University may consider it desirable to change the way it provides
library or IT support).
Neither you nor the University shall be liable for any delay in performing
or non-performance of any of your or its obligations, other than an
obligation to make a payment, if caused by circumstances beyond your
or its reasonable control including, without limitation, any of the
following: act of God, governmental act, industrial action, strikes,
lockouts, fire, flood, earthquake, bad weather conditions, explosion, civil
commotion, war, terrorist attack, technical failure, or power failure.
The willingness of the University to consider an application is no
guarantee of acceptance. Students are admitted to the University on the
basis that the information they provide on their application form is
complete and correct.
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