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Course regulations: this document consists of the following:
General regulations
Regulations for foundation degrees
Regulations for the LLB degree
Regulations for first degrees based on course units
Regulations for postgraduate degrees
Regulations, procedures and codes of practice
Regulations and policies for courses starting in 2008/2009 and later
If you started your course in 2008/2009 or later, these regulations apply to you:
- Common Awards Scheme course regulations
- MPhil/PhD regulations: these regulations supplement the University of London MPhil/PhD regulations.
Regulations for programmes commencing prior to 2008/9
- Assessment of prior learning policy
- Birkbeck health and safety policies, including fieldwork safety
- Break in study policy
- Break in study policy - Research Students
- Code of student discipline
- Dissertation Supervision Policy
- Appealing against decisions of Boards of Examiners
- Exam Boards
- Fee Assessment Policy
- Feedback on Assessment
- Marking and moderation
- Mitigating circumstances - policy, procedure and guidelines and application form
- Policy & Procedure for Registration of Mixed Mode Students
- Policy on assessment offences
- Policy on late submission of work for assessment
- Policy on Writing Up (Examination Only Research Students)
- Postgraduate training and research for the MPhil and PhD degrees: code of practice
- Procedures for approval, suspension and operation of degree regulations
- Role of external and intercollegiate examiners
- Special exam arrangements
- Student data collection notice
- Suspension of regulations
- Termination of a student's registration
- Terms and conditions of enrolment 2011/12
- Terms and conditions of enrolment 2011/12 (on the basis of a government fee grant application)
- Student Dispute Resolution Policy Procedure
- Research Degree Exam Appeals
Programme Approval 2010/11
- Full details of Birkbeck's programme approval process can be found here (including approval of new degree programmes and modules, amendments to existing programmes and modules, and withdrawal/suspension of degree programmes).
