Information on Degree Programme Tables and Taught Assessment Regulations.
Degree Regulations and Programmes of Study
The Degree Regulations and Programmes of Study sets out the regulatory framework by which your programme of study is governed.
You must also follow the regulations and codes that govern the general context of your academic career at the University and any requirements specific to your degree programme, as set out in:
- Degree Programme Tables (DPTs) (see below)
- University's Taught Assessment Regulations (see below)
Degree Programme Tables
The Degree Programme Table (DPT) sets out the normal regulated path for a degree, showing compulsory and optional courses.
You will follow the curriculum for your chosen degree as set out in the DPT.
Taught Assessment Regulations
The Assessment Regulations set the minimum requirements and standards for students and staff, reflecting the academic goals and policies of the University.
Postgraduate Common Marking Scheme
Assessment of the Taught Components of all MSc programmes within the University is based on the University’s postgraduate marking scheme detailed below:
| Mark (%) | Grade | Description |
| 90-100 | A1 | An excellent performance, satisfactory for a distinction |
| 80-89 | A2 | |
| 70-79 | A3 | |
| 60-69 | B | A very good performance |
| 50-59 | C | A good performance, satisfactory for a masters degree |
| 40-49 | D | A satisfactory performance for the diploma and certificate, but inadequate for a masters degree |
| 30-39 | E | Marginal Fail |
| 20-29 | F | Clear Fail |
| 10-19 | G | Bad Fail |
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