Carta Manchester

Arequipa, 15 de Julio 2022
Estimado comité de beca Pronabec:
Me es grato saludarlos cordialmente y a la vez aclarar la información presentada en cuanto a la

observación siguiente:
1. Carta o documento de aceptación definitiva de una IES extranjera elegible.

• El documento presentado no sustenta la aceptación definitiva.
• La carta de aceptación no precisa que el postulante acredite la suficiencia
idiomática requerida por el programa al cual ha sido admitido.
• La carta de aceptación está condicionada la presentación de documentos.
Me dirigí a la universidad de Manchester a través de un correo electrónico, explicando los detalles de

Pronabec para subsanar la carta de aceptación. Me responden el día 14 de Julio para aclarar los detalles
de la carta. Los cuales presento a continuación haciendo la traducción yo misma, y se puede corroborar
en los correos de comunicación con la universidad que adjunto a la presente carta:
-No podemos editar nuestras cartas de oferta incondicional para mostrar estos detalles. Si su proveedor de becas requiere la confirmación de
que usted ha aceptado su carta de oferta incondicional, puede enviarnos un correo electrónico a [email protected] para
pedir esta confirmación o puede utilizar este correo electrónico como prueba de que su estado de admisión para su solicitud de MA
Architecture and Urbanism 1 year full-time es oferta incondicional: aceptación definitiva.
-Exigimos una prueba de dominio del idioma inglés para nuestros cursos de posgrado, por lo que no habrías recibido una oferta incondicional
si no se cumpliera esta condición.
-Hemos emitido una carta de oferta incondicional para usted, por lo que no necesitamos más documentos para cumplir con su oferta.
Espero los correos sean suficientes para aclarar los detalles que se observaron en la carta de aceptación,
considerando que se cumplen los detalles que se exigen en la base de la convocatoria. Además, adjunto los
resultados de mi examen de ingles que prueba la suficiencia de ingles que presenté a la universidad y son
considerados para que me puedan enviar la carta incondicional de admisión.
Agradezco de antemano la consideración para este caso.

Me despido atentamente,
Estefany Ramos Guerra

DNI: 71245244
1
*Este correo pertenece a la carta de aceptación que se me envió el día 24 de junio
2022, el cual adjunté en la convocatoria y vuelvo a adjuntar en la subsanación.
2
*Este correo pertenece a la comunicación que hago llegar a la universidad,
haciendo de su conocimiento las observaciones de Pronabec sobre la carta de
admisión. Copio textualmente lo observado por ustedes.
3
*Este correo pertenece a la respuesta que me hace llegar la universidad, indicando
que la carta no puede ser editar la carta; sin embargo, este correo detalla lo
observado por Pronabec.
4
*Este es el documento que acredita mi suficiencia idiomática, la cual fue
presentada a la universidad el día 06 de Junio 2022, condición que fue requerida
para que me brinden la oferta incondicional.
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18/02/2022
Recruitment and Admissions
Miss Estefany Ramos 6 Great Marlborough Street

Manchester
General Jofre 386
M1 5AL, UK
Santiago
Santiago
Chile
MMU ID: 21413079

Date of birth: 09/11/1992
Dear Estefany,
Further to your recent application, we are delighted to offer you a conditional place to study at Manchester Metropolitan
University. We would also like to take a moment to congratulate you and very much hope that you will decide to study with
us.
Course: MA Architecture and Urbanism 1 year full-time

Faculty: Arts & Humanities
Expected Start Date: 26/09/2022
Date of Completion: 31/08/2023
Mode of Attendance: Full-time
Point of Entry: Year 1
Fee Status: Overseas
Tuition Fee: £21,000.00 per annum
Tuition Fee Deposit: £3000.00
Estimated Costs of Living: £1023 per month of study
Details of your offer
Condition(s):
This offer is subject to you obtaining
IELTS 6.5 with no less than 5.5 in any component (or equivalent). If your IELTS is lower, you may be able to
attend a Pre-sessional English course at The Language Centre. To find out more and apply, visit
www.mmu.ac.uk/pre-sessional.
We have attached some important documents that you should read and keep for future reference:
A. Important Information for Offer Holders – this includes our Terms and Conditions and an overview of some of
the key policies and procedures relevant to your student contract and studies here at the University. This includes
your right to cancel.
B. Key Facts – headline information about your intended course, including tuition fees and any additional costs that
may be associated with your chosen course. Please read this carefully, as some information about your course
may have changed since you first researched your choice of course.
What should you do next?
• Once you have met the conditions of your offer, please send evidence of this to the International Admissions
team. If you applied using our online application service, you can upload this evidence to the University’s Applicant
Portal www.mmu.ac.uk/applyonline. Alternatively, please email evidence to [email protected].
Please let us know if you have any questions about your conditions, or if you anticipate any problems meeting
them.
www.mmu.ac.uk
• If you applied online, you can accept or decline our offer via the University’s Applicant Portal
www.mmu.ac.uk/applyonline. Otherwise, please email your decision to the International Admissions team.
• Please visit the International Offer-Holder Area, where you will find all the information you need about your offer
and the University, including information on scholarships, how to pay your tuition fees and how to apply for a visa:
www.mmu.ac.uk/international/offer-holder. We will send you regular email updates about activities and online
events that you may wish to join.
• Once you accept Manchester Metropolitan University’s offer, you will then be eligible to apply for student
accommodation. Look at our range of accommodation and prices at www.mmu.ac.uk/accommodation.
• Overseas students are required to pay a tuition fee deposit of £3,000 for their first year of study. Alternatively, you
can supply satisfactory evidence of sponsorship. The quickest way to pay your tuition fee deposit is using Flywire;
please see our website for further information: www.mmu.ac.uk/international/fees/how-and-when-to-pay. For
information, the estimated costs of living are £1023 per month of study.
• If you require a Student Visa, you will need a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from the University.
The earliest we can issue a CAS will be dependent on where you are making your student visa application from.
Please see www.mmu.ac.uk/visas for more information.
• If you have a disability and will need additional support whilst at the University, please contact the Disability
Service to discuss any additional study support or accommodation needs you may have on +44 (0)161 247 3491
or email [email protected].
• As part of the University’s duty of care to students and staff, we require applicants who accept their offer to study
at Manchester Metropolitan University to inform us of any relevant, unspent criminal convictions. If this applies to
you, we encourage early disclosure so that an assessment can be made as soon as possible. For further
guidance, including information on unspent, relevant convictions and details of how to contact us and make a
disclosure, please visit: www.mmu.ac.uk/disclosure. Additional information about this can be found in the
Important Information for Offer Holders document.
• Please note that the Expected Start Date is the date on which teaching for your chosen course is expected to
commence, however this may be subject to change. Start dates are communicated as part of the confirmation
and welcome information that is provided to students ahead of the start of the course. University and course-
specific induction activities typically take place in the week prior to the start of teaching.
During the application process, we will update you by email. It is therefore important that you inform us of any changes to
your contact details.
For the very latest information on course content, delivery and university life, including any additional measures which are
in place, please visit www.mmu.ac.uk/your-experience.
If you need to ask us a question about your application, please contact us:
International Admissions Team

Email: [email protected]
Tel: +44 (0)161 247 2968
We look forward to welcoming you to Manchester soon.
Yours sincerely
Karen Varty
Director of Recruitment and Admissions
www.mmu.ac.uk
Key Facts Document
MA Architecture and Urbanism
Length of course: 1 year full-time (48 weeks)
Location of course: Manchester Campus
Total Course Costs

Tuition Fees
UK and Channel Island Students
Full-time fee: £10,000 per year. Tuition fees will remain the same for each year of your
course providing you complete it in the normal timeframe (no repeat years or breaks in
study).
Part-time fee: £1667 per 30 credits studied per year. Tuition fees will remain the same for
each year of your course providing you complete it in the normal timeframe (no repeat
years or breaks in study).
EU and Non-EU International Students
Full-time fee: £21,000 per year. Tuition fees will remain the same for each year of your
course providing you complete it in the normal timeframe (no repeat years or breaks in
study).
Part-time fee: £3500 per 30 credits studied per year. Tuition fees will remain the same for
each year of your course providing you complete it in the normal timeframe (no repeat
years or breaks in study).
Additional Information
A masters qualification typically comprises 180 credits, a PGDip 120 credits, a PGCert 60
credits, and an MFA 300 credits. Tuition fees will remain the same for each year of study
provided the course is completed in the normal timeframe (no repeat years or breaks in
study).
Additional Costs
All of the books required for the course are available from the library. The University also
has PC labs and a laptop loan service. However, many students choose to buy some of
the core textbooks for the course and/or a laptop. Students may also need to print their
assignments and other documents. Campus printing costs start from 5p per page.
Estimated costs are £300 for a laptop up to £100 for books and printing. Total optional
cost: £400
Key Facts Document
Course Content
Year 1
Introduction
The units on this course are as follows:
Core Units
Research Methodologies and Events
Research Methods is an opportunity for you to explore techniques and processes that
inform design as a spatial practice in architecture and urbanism.
Cities and Urbanism : Ideologies and Futures
A seminar series delivered by the students exploring the history and theory of architecture
and urban design, using key texts identified by the Unit Leader.
Studio A
This unit is the first in a series of Studio Units, it forms the basis for a design thesis project
during the programme of academic study. It typically explores issues in the design of
cities, urban space or urban scaled architecture. This unit will engage with urban
environments and/or ideas connecting local and global issues and opportunities
Studio B
This unit is the second in a series that form an academic design thesis project. It typically
builds upon the findings and themes established in Studio A. This enables you, through
discussion with the studio tutorial team, to identify and refine project opportunities at a
variety of scales that respond to the urban condition in both local and global situations, to
nominate and agree a situation within which the thesis project will be developed and
executed.
Studio C
This is the final unit in a sequence that forms an academic design thesis project. It
typically establishes formal and operational aspects of the proposition and includes an
investigation of significant interpretative strategies that are critical to the thesis. It typically
communicates final resolution to professional presentation standards and includes a
critical study in a significant aspect of the realisation of the project.
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Key Facts Document
Dissertation
This unit provides the opportunity to explore, substantiate, communicate and disseminate
the research trajectory of a written thesis in architecture and urbanism through the media
of an extended piece of disciplined academic writing. Academic writing is supported
through the highly structured and intensive tutorial programme: Dissertation Bootcamp.
This is designed to provide personalised academic training in the production of high
quality written outputs.
Entry Requirements and Criteria
You will normally have at least an upper second class undergraduate UK honours degree
(or international equivalent) in a related field. Alternatively, you may be admitted if you
have proven experience in a relevant field.
Students are required to provide a portfolio (digital or hard copy) as part of the application
process.
Overseas applicants will require IELTS with an overall score of 6.5 with no less than 5.5 in
any category, or an equivalent accepted English qualification. Accepted English
qualifications can be viewed here.
Assessment weightings and contact hours
10 credits equates to 100 hours of study, which is a combination of lectures, seminars and
practical sessions, and independent study. A Masters qualification typically comprises of
180 credits, a PGDip 120 credits, a PGCert 60 credits and an MFA 300 credits. The exact
composition of your study time and assessments for the course will vary according to your
option choices and style of learning, but it could be:
Study
Full-time – 25% lectures, seminars or similar; 0% placement; 75% independent study

Part-time – 25% lectures, seminars or similar; 0% placement; 75% independent
study
Assessment
Full-time – 100% coursework; 0% practical; 0% examination

Part-time – 100% coursework; 0% practical; 0% examination
Teaching Staff
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Key Facts Document
Your studies are supported by a team of committed and enthusiastic teachers and
researchers, experts in their chosen field. We also work with external professionals, many
of whom are Manchester Met alumni, to enhance your learning and appreciation of the
wider subject.
Details of departmental staff can be found at: http://www.msa.ac.uk/staff/
Programme Review
Our programmes undergo an annual review and major review (normally at 6 year
intervals) to ensure an up-to-date curriculum supported by the latest online learning
technology. For further information on when we may make changes to our programmes,
please see the changes section of our Terms and Conditions at
www.mmu.ac.uk/terms/changes.
Important Notice
This online prospectus provides an overview of our programmes of study and the
University. We regularly update our online prospectus so that our published course
information is accurate. Please check back to the online prospectus before making an
application to us to access the most up to date information for your chosen course of
study.
Confirmation of Regulator
The Manchester Metropolitan University is regulated by the Office for Students (OfS). The
OfS is the independent regulator of higher education in England. More information on the
role of the OfS and its regulatory framework can be found at officeforstudents.org.uk.
All higher education providers registered with the OfS must have a student protection plan
in place. The student protection plan sets out what students can expect to happen should
a course, campus, or institution close. Access our current Student Protection Plan at
www.mmu.ac.uk/study/student-protection-plan.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
FOR POSTGRADUATE
TAUGHT OFFER HOLDERS
2022/23
CONTENTS
04 SECTION A: YOUR STUDENT CONTRACT – TERMS AND CONDITIONS
05 Introduction
06 What is the Contract Between You and the University?
INTRODUCTION
06 When is Our Contract Formed?
06 What Makes Up The Contract?
08 Duration of the Contract
08 Your Obligations
09 The University’s Regulations
11 Criminal Convictions At Manchester Metropolitan University, we take great pride in
12 Disabilities
12 International Students
putting the quality of the student experience at the heart of
13 Specific Requirements for Professional Programmes everything we do. One of the ways by which we do this is
13 Placements
13 Fees and Finance by implementing regulations, policies and procedures that
16 Changes to Programme Provision or Your Contract and How This May Affect You seek to ensure transparency and equality of treatment for
19 Changes Outside Our Control
19 Intellectual Property all of our students.
20 Data Protection
21 How We May End Our Contract This Important Information for Offer Holders document provides
21 How You May End Our Contract an overview of the key terms, conditions, regulations, policies and
23 Other Services procedures relevant to life at Manchester Met. They cover a variety of
23 Our Liability to You different aspects of student life, including:
24 Events Outside Our Control
24 Other Important Information • Terms and Conditions that relate to study at Manchester Met
24 General • Your Obligations as a Student
• Assessment, examinations and coursework
26 SECTION B: KEY POLICIES AND PROCEDURES • The Student Code of Conduct
26 Student Code of Conduct • Visa responsibilities and requirements
26 Student Complaints Procedure • Fees and financial matters
26 Fitness to Practise Procedure • Using certain University services including the Library,
26 Assessment Regulations IT equipment and Wi-Fi
26 Cheating, Academic Misconduct and Exam Regulations • The Students’ Union
27 Academic Appeals
This document, including the documents referred to within (unless
27 Exceptional Factors
otherwise expressly recorded) form the basis of the contractual
28 SECTION C: FINANCE relationship between you, as a student, and the University. Please read
29 Regulations for the Payment of University Fees through this document and the regulations, policies and procedures
29 Teacher Training Bursaries referred to within it before you accept your offer and keep it safe so that
29 Support and Guidance you can look at it later. This document includes an explanation of how we
will manage changes to the information that we have given to you.
30 SECTION D: OTHER POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
We know that you are given a lot of information when you are applying
31 Student Pregnancy and Maternity Guidelines
to university. We also know that some of these things may not seem
31 Arrangements for Students with a Disability
very important at the moment, but hope that by making this information
31 Environmental Sustainability Policy
available to you now it will be easier to find in the future.
31 Public Interest Disclosure Policy
31 Other Policies
32 SECTION E: USING OUR SERVICES
33 Accommodation
33 Inclusion and Disability Service
33 Counselling, Mental Health and Wellbeing Service
33 Careers and Employability Service
33 Other Services
34 SECTION F: STUDENTS’ UNION POLICIES
34 Students’ Union Articles of Governance
34 Students’ Union Supporting Byelaws Professor Karen Moore
34 Students’ Union Code of Conduct Chief Operating Officer
36 SECTION G: USEFUL CONTACTS
2 Important Information for PGT Offer Holders 2022/23 Important Information for PGT Offer Holders 2022/23 3
SECTION A:
YOUR STUDENT
CONTRACT
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Terms and Conditions Applicable to Programme Information

the Provision of the University’s Our printed prospectus is intended to provide
an overview of our programmes of study and
Educational Services for Postgraduate the University. It is developed well in advance of
Taught Students the start of the academic year and therefore the
information within the printed prospectus reflects
INTRODUCTION the programmes as they are at that time. Our
Welcome to the Manchester Metropolitan online prospectus contains the most up-to-date
University’s general Terms and Conditions for information on our programmes, so please check
Postgraduate Students. Please read these Terms back regularly, including before you apply for a place
and Conditions and the documents detailed within and again before you accept your offer. We regularly
carefully before applying to the University, before update our online prospectus so that our published
accepting our offer and again before enrolling (or re- programme information is accurate and up to date.
enrolling) with us. It isn’t possible to provide the full
detail of every policy or procedure that may apply to Changes to Programmes
your studies or the services offered by the University Please note that our programmes are subject to
within the text of these Terms and Conditions. You review and development on an ongoing basis.
will find a number of links included within these Changes may sometimes be necessary. For example,
Terms and Conditions or the documents referred to comply with the requirements of professional or
to within them that will allow you to access more accrediting bodies or as a result of student feedback
detailed information on particular areas. We know or external examiners reports. In addition, we also
that we’re providing a lot of information to you so need to ensure that our programmes are dynamic
we’ve also included a number of annotations to try and current and that the content and structure
to explain in plain language some key points. The maintain academic standards and enhance the
annotations don’t form part of our contract but we quality of the student experience. We only make
hope they help you; there’s no hidden small print changes where we consider it necessary to do so
and we’ve tried to make sure that our Terms and and/or where we feel that certain changes are in the
Conditions are easy to understand and fair. From best interests of students. Occasionally, we have to
here on in, we’ll refer to Manchester Metropolitan make changes for reasons outside of our control.
University as “the University”, or “Manchester Met” For further information on when we may make
and to you as “you” or a “student”, an educational changes to your programme and the consultation
programme of study as a “programme” and to these process that may be involved, please see Section 13
Terms and Conditions as the “Terms”. of these Terms.
Please note that during your time as a student with
us, it is the University’s policy to use your University
email address to communicate with you. Please
check your emails regularly to make sure you stay
up to date.
Your Student Contract Your Student Contract
1. WHAT IS THE CONTRACT “Offer Letter”). Your Offer Letter will be accompanied information on the procedure to follow and the our Key Contract Documents will normally take
by the Important Information for Offer Holders grounds for raising a complaint or appeal. priority. You will also need to abide by a number
BETWEEN YOU AND THE Document and Key Facts document – we have • The Important Information for Offer Holders of terms and conditions relating to access to and
UNIVERSITY? described these documents in more detail in Document provided with your Offer Letter. use of particular University services, for example,
At its heart, it is a contract between you and the Section 3. This document provides an overview of the those relating to use of the University’s Library,
University under which the University agrees to key terms, conditions, regulations, policies and computing, and information technology services
Your offer may be conditional or unconditional, and
provide educational services and the facilities for you procedures relevant to life and studying at the including virtual learning environment access.
you will need to carefully read your Offer Letter to
to study and you agree to progress those studies at University. You should ensure you read this c. Sometimes it might be necessary to change parts
see if and what conditions will apply to you. If you
the University and to abide by University regulations document carefully. of our Contract with you. Where we need to make
need to satisfy any conditions, you may need to
and these Terms (we have called this ‘the Contract’ • The regulations, policies and procedures referred any significant changes to the Contracts, we will
fulfil these before a set date or on an ongoing basis
throughout these Terms). to within The Important Information for Offer manage such changes in accordance with
and the Offer Letter will make this clear to you. If
Holders Document. You will find the current Section 13.
Successful provision of the services relies upon you do not meet any such requirements, we may
versions and more detailed guidance on these d. Once you accept your offer you will usually have
a strong partnership between you, staff and the either: withdraw your offer, terminate the Contract
here (as relevant to your year of study and a time-limited legal right to cancel your Contract
University. Underpinning the partnership are a as described in Section 17 or defer your application
setting out the regulations and policies in place). with us (commonly known as a cooling-off
number of regulations, policies and procedures or entry to the next academic year or another start
There is also a helpful summary of each policy period). Please see Section 18 below for further
and you will find further information within the date within the academic calendar. Please note that
or procedure within the Important Information information on how to cancel.
Important Information for Offer Holders Document the University may make you an unconditional offer
for Offer Holders Document and you can follow
provided with an offer (which includes a copy of on academic grounds but your offer and enrolment
or enter the link to read the full policy, procedure Direct Applications
these Terms in Section A) and also here. We have at the University will remain subject to you meeting
or guidance. These policies and procedures are As a postgraduate student you will usually have
explained these documents further in Section 3. any non-academic conditions, such as obtaining a
relevant to your studies so please familiarise applied via our direct applicant portal or for a small
Please do read these Terms and all other information satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service check,
yourself with them so you know what to expect. number of courses via the Universities and Colleges
provided to you with your Offer Letter (which we occupational health check, references. We will tell
It’s worth adding that your particular faculty may Admissions Service (UCAS). Although you can
have described in Section 3) carefully to make you what these non-academic conditions are in your
have additional policies or procedures which will accept an offer of a place through UCAS or the direct
sure you understand what the University agrees to Offer Letter. The University may update its entry
be brought to your attention. applicant portal, please wait until you receive our
provide and what you will need to comply with and criteria year on year so there may be a change in
• These Terms are applicable to the provision of the formal Offer Letter so that you can fully consider
do. It is your responsibility to make sure that all the admission requirements for future applications.
University’s educational services for postgraduate the information provided by us and the terms,
information you provide to the University is accurate
students and any other document referred to conditions, regulations, policies and procedures that
and true. We are required to provide you with details
3. WHAT MAKES UP within then (unless we have expressly told you a apply to your studies, before you accept the offer of
of who we are and our contact information
document is ‘non- contractual’). The Terms a place. We only consider our Contract to be formed
in connection with this Contract. We appreciate THE CONTRACT? are included within the Information for Offer
you may already have this information but so you when you accept our offer.
We have set out in this section the documents which Holders document and an up-to-date version
can find it easily, we have set this out again in make up your Contract with the University. You of the Terms and Conditions, including any
Section G. need to be aware that when you accept your offer, amendments made from time to time in
you will be agreeing to these documents including accordance with Section 13, will be available
these Terms and the documents we have signposted on our Terms and Conditions webpage.
2. WHEN IS OUR to you within these Terms. There may be additional • Other regulations, policies and procedures that
CONTRACT FORMED? terms and conditions relating to different University may, from time to time, be approved by the
The Contract between you and the University services but we will let you know if that is the case University’s Academic Board, Executive Group,
is formed when you accept our offer of a place, and you’ll have the opportunity to read and consider or Board of Governors, in order to assist in
although in order to commence your programme of these before you access or use those services. delivering educational services to students or
study you may need to satisfy certain conditions admissions services to applicants. We will tell
This Contract is made up of the key documents
or requirements, as notified to you during the you if there are any new regulations, policies and
listed below (we call them the “Key Contract
admissions process and/or set out in your Offer procedures that you need to comply with.
Documents”). These are:
Letter (as described in Section 3). You will also need
to enrol with us before the start of each academic • Your Offer Letter, and any other document we In addition to the Key Contract Documents set
year during your programme of study with us. Once have referred to within it, including the Key Facts out above, some programmes of study may require
you have enrolled in your first year, you will be about your programme of study (including the you to:
registered for the duration of your programme but core components of your programme of study and a. Agree to supplemental terms and conditions,
you will still need to re-enrol each academic year. the fees). You will only be able to enrol with us if for example, if you are studying on a professional
During enrolment and re-enrolment you will be you meet both the academic and non-academic programme or studying at a partner institution
reminded of these Terms that apply to your studies admission requirements. The University’s (e.g. on a student exchange programme).
and time at the University. Recruitment and Admissions Policy provides b. Agree to the terms and conditions of other third
further information on the student recruitment parties, such as a sponsor or funder, placement
Your Offer process. In the unlikely event you have a provider, professional bodies, accrediting bodies
Once you have applied for a place on one of the complaint about our recruitment or admission or relevant third party providers. If there is
University’s Programmes, and if you receive an offer process, or wish to appeal an admissions any conflict between a third party’s terms and
you will receive a letter offering you a place (the decision, please see our Student Appeals and conditions and the Key Contract Documents,
Complaints Policy for Applicants for further
4. DURATION OF THE CONTRACT Specific Obligations • Take responsibility for your learning by engaging 6. THE UNIVERSITY’S
with your programme in a timely manner,
In addition to all obligations set out within the
attending seminars, tutorials and meetings with
REGULATIONS
How Long is the Contract? regulations, policies and procedures that apply to
tutors, engaging with group learning (where You agree to comply with the Terms and all
The Contract will continue for the duration set out in you, you are required to:
applicable), spending appropriate time on private Regulations, Policies and Procedures referred to (i)
the Key Facts provided with the Offer Letter unless • Play a full and active role in progressing your within the Information for Offer Holders Document
study and completing all required assessments
terminated or extended by you or us in accordance studies at the University and fully engage provided to you with your Offer Letter and (ii) at
by the dates set, unless, exceptionally, a
with these Terms. The maximum period of study with any attendance registration or monitoring enrolment, and all policies and procedures referred
variation is approved through the appropriate
is as set out within the Key Facts document unless methods that are in place in line with the to within.
University procedure. You agree to participate
otherwise agreed in accordance with the University’s Student Engagement Policy which we have in any attendance monitoring procedures of
applicable regulatory framework. provided to you. You should let the University Are There Any Particularly Important
the University and will meet any minimum
know if you cannot attend classes or cannot attendance requirements for your programme; or Surprising Terms?
IMPORTANT: We provide further continue to engage with your programme for any • Act in a courteous and responsible manner during If there are any particularly surprising conditions or
information on how you, or the reason. If you are an international student, please your time as a student and within the community information about your programme of study, we’ll
University, can end our Contract refer to the Your Visa, Your Responsibility (including whilst on placement or exchange), always try to let you know within your Offer Letter or
in Sections 17 and 18. document for further information on requirements including taking reasonable care for your own Key Facts document. Some requirements will form a
applicable to you; safety and the safety of others. You must comply condition of your offer.
What Happens If I Defer? • As well as complying with these Terms, all other with any reasonable instructions we provide to
If we agree to defer the start date for your terms described in the Key Contract Documents The assessment regulations applicable to your
you about health, safety and security and comply
programme (we cannot guarantee that this will and the regulations, policies and procedures programme are accessible from within the
with our Health and Safety Policy. In particular,
be possible and there is no contractual right to set out within the Information for Offer Holders Information for Offer Holders document.
we may put in place specific health and safety
defer), please note that the programme and its document, you should also familiarise yourself policies which will apply to you when you are on There are some provisions we need to draw your
requirements, tuition fee, bursaries or scholarships with any programme specific information provided any of the University’s campuses (including in our particular attention to, as they can result in a
and University services and facilities currently to you including within any programme handbook halls of residence) or using any of the University’s disciplinary process and ultimately mean you may
described at the time of your original offer may that is provided to you; facilities. Sometimes, we may need to add new not be able to continue at the University. These
change (or not be available) for your deferred year • Comply with all codes, regulations, policies and policies and procedures or change existing ones include:
of entry. At the appropriate time, we will write to procedures as amended from time to time and quickly in order to respond to an immediate
you to provide a new offer for your new year of adhere to all terms and conditions applicable to • Procedure for Handling Academic
health or safety threat (such as an epidemic or
entry and once published, will provide you with an use of particular University services such as those Misconduct
pandemic) or where particular requirements are
updated Key Facts and Information for Offer Holders relating to use of the library or IT services. • Student Transfer, Suspension and
imposed on us by (for example) the government or
document as well as the current version of our • Meet any conditions set out in your Offer Letter Withdrawal Policy
other local authorities or public health authorities.
Policies, Regulations and Procedures for Students and continue to satisfy these conditions (where • Student Code of Conduct
We will tell you about any such policies and
available here. relevant) throughout the duration of the Contract; procedures and we will let you
• Make any disclosures required by us under know as quickly as possible about any changes Procedure for Handling Academic Misconduct
these Terms and also provide any supporting to such policies and procedures. We ask you to In order to safeguard our academic standards
5. YOUR OBLIGATIONS information that is reasonably required. Failure comply with these policies and procedures in and the integrity of our awards the University
Alongside the obligations in these Terms, the to disclose full information could lead to the order to ensure your safety and those of others has in place a policy and procedures for dealing
University has developed Our Commitment withdrawal of an offer of a place, termination of around you; with suspected misconduct. The Procedure for
Statement. The Commitment Statement sets out your Contract or discontinuation of your studies; • When you enrol, you will receive a photographic Handling Academic Misconduct details types of
the intention of the University, and the Students’ • Pay all fees and other charges when due. Details student identification card. We will arrange for misconduct – such as plagiarism or the purchase of
Union, to work in partnership with you, as a of your tuition fees and other charges you you to either collect your student identification work from ‘essay mills’ – how suspected offences
Manchester Metropolitan University student, in can expect to pay are set out in the Key Facts card from us or we will post it to you. You must are investigated, and the penalties that can be
supporting your learning and helping you succeed, document which we provided with your Offer carry your student identification card with you at imposed. The policy also details students’ rights of
and sets out your own role in ensuring that success, Letter. Please also refer to Section C for further all times when you are on campus. You may need appeal in cases relating to academic misconduct.
and the standards of behaviour and personal information on fees and finance; to show this to authorised representatives of the
responsibility expected of our students. Although the • Register/enrol with us before the start of your University and will need this to access a range of Student Code of Conduct
University would like to draw your attention to the programme and re-enrol/re-register with us each University services. You agree to provide us with The Student Code of Conduct sets out the
Commitment, it is not intended to be legally binding academic year; all information and assistance reasonably required standards of conduct the University expects of
or to form part of the Key Contract Documents. • Behave in a manner consistent with the to provide you with your student identification its students, so that everyone can undertake
Student Code of Conduct on campus and card (including providing us with a passport their studies in a supportive and non-threatening
There are some important obligations that we expect within the community; photo which we will put on your student environment. Breaches of certain regulations and
you to meet under your Contract and we have • It is the University’s policy to use your University identification card). policies of the University will, where appropriate,
described these below. email address to communicate with you. You be dealt with as breaches of the Student Code of
are required to check your emails regularly to Conduct. Examples include but are not limited to:
make sure you stay up-to-date. You must ensure
that you provide us with up-to-date contact • Library Rules and Regulations;
information and notify us promptly of any changes • Student Rules and Regulations for the Use of
in your information; Computing Facilities;
• Non-compliance with student 7. CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS

visa requirements;
• Terms and Conditions of University As part of the University’s duty of care to students,
accommodation. staff and those people a student may come in to
contact with directly in relation to his or her studies,
Further information on these rules and regulations we require all applicants who accept an offer of a
can be found below. The Student Code of Conduct place to let us know of any relevant, unprotected,
does not deal with academic misconduct which and unspent criminal convictions which are not
is addressed in the Procedure for Handling considered ‘protected’.
Academic Misconduct.
For both Regulated Courses and Non-Regulated
Student Transfer, Suspension and Withdrawal Courses, applicants should not declare convictions,
cautions, warnings or reprimands which are deemed
Manchester Met has in place a range of guidance
‘protected’ under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act
and support available to students who are uncertain
1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975 (as amended in 2013).
about continuing with their studies, or who are
A conviction or caution can become ‘protected’ as a
failing to meet the professional or academic
result of a filtering process. Guidance and criteria on
requirements of their programme. However, there
the filtering of convictions and cautions can be found
may be occasions where – for a variety of reasons –
on the Disclosure and Barring Service website.
a student decides that they wish to take time out of
Any such “protected” convictions or cautions shall
their studies or to withdraw, or that the University
not be deemed relevant.
concludes a student must be withdrawn or expelled.
The University’s Student Transfer, Suspension Why Do We Ask For This Information?
and Withdrawal Policy outlines the processes, This is to enable us to identify, assess and manage
grounds, implications and the specialist sources of the potential risks to the University community,
advice available in relation to: and/or to offer support where appropriate. This
• Withdrawal at the request of a student; includes considering risks arising of you living in
• Withdrawal of a student by the University; University accommodation.
• Expulsion for intentionally overstaying For further information on what is ‘relevant’ and
immigration permission to be in the UK; ‘unspent’ or ‘protected’ please see Disclosure of
• Suspension of studies at the request of a student; Criminal Convictions.
• Suspension of studies by the University.
Please read the policy carefully as it sets out the Applicants to Regulated Profession Programmes
circumstances in which the University may take Certain programmes that involve interacting with
steps to unilaterally suspend or withdraw you children or vulnerable adults in regulated activities;
from your programme (which may have financial and/or require a criminal records check via the
implications), and your rights of appeal. If you are Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) (or local
an international student, this policy also contains equivalent) are exempt from the Rehabilitation
information specific to your student visa status so of Offenders Act (1974). Where this applies to you,
please read it carefully. we have indicated this in the Key Facts document
or within your Offer Letter. This means that for
If you are considering withdrawing from your
these programmes, the University requires disclosure
programme, always make sure you discuss this with
of all convictions, including spent convictions,
your Academic Tutor or Programme Leader before
cautions and bind-over orders excluding information
you make a formal decision as they may be able to
which is considered protected as per the DBS
refer you to sources of guidance and support who
filtering guidelines.
may be able to explain the potential implications for
that decision. For such programmes, we ask about criminal
convictions for the following reasons:
Students should make sure they have fully
discussed the financial implications of withdrawing • To determine your suitability including to work
or suspending before they leave the programme. in the professional environment associated with
Students should be referred by staff to the Student your course. We also need to assess whether you
Hub for help and advice. The Hub may direct would be able to undertake the mandatory work
students to other sources of guidance as appropriate. placements required as part of your course;
Click here for more information • To carry out appropriate risk assessments to
identify, assess and manage any potential risks
to the University community.
Before you start such programmes, you will also • Impose conditions and/or restrictions on to study and will need to ensure you comply with are made to the University during the admissions
need to complete an enhanced criminal convictions a student’s offer, admission, enrolment or all immigration requirements. By enrolling with the process and during the period of study, and that you
check with the Disclosure and Barring Service study at the University to help manage any University, you agree to meet these responsibilities comply with all relevant rules and regulations during
(DBS) or equivalent process for overseas applicants. risks identified. including any attendance monitoring processes study (and placement, if appropriate), including
However, we ask you to self-declare at an earlier of the University notified to you. If you do not, it paying any associated registration or licence fees
We may withhold enrolment and/or commencement
stage so that we have time to collect further may affect your stay in the UK. There are certain and maintaining any licences, registrations or
at the University where a prospective student fails
information and assess the information provided circumstances in which we may need to report to consents. The University will use its reasonable
to provide appropriate information or pending a risk
as early as possible. the Home Office and/or suspend or withdraw you endeavours to support students in meeting fitness to
panel or professional suitability/DBS (or equivalent
from your studies. Please read the Your Visa, Your practise criteria but accepts no responsibility in the
If you undertake a programme that requires an overseas) assessment.
Responsibility guidance with care. event that a student is declared not fit for practise.
enhanced DBS check, the information you provide
at this stage will be used to assess your suitability What if I am convicted of a relevant criminal Although the University has prepared the Your Additional standards of behaviour may also be
to undertake your chosen programme, including conviction at a later date? Visa, Your Responsibility guide to help students expected of students studying for a qualification
placements involving regulated activity and, where As from acceptance of an offer to study with us, all better understand their sponsorship duties, it does that is accredited or recognised by a PRSB for the
relevant, to enable discussion in terms of meeting prospective students (and students on an ongoing not provide a full statement of requirements and purposes of a form of registration with that body.
‘Fitness to Practise’ criteria, ahead of applying for basis throughout their studies) must declare prospective students and students remain fully
The Procedure for the Suspension and Expulsion
a DBS Enhanced Disclosure Certificate. promptly any relevant criminal convictions. Students responsible for making sure they understand and
of Students from Programmes on Grounds of
will be asked to provide information on any relevant abide by current immigration rules and guidelines
If the DBS check reveals that you have had a Professional Unsuitability applies to programmes
convictions that have not already been disclosed that apply to them. The Home Office updates its
conviction, caution, reprimand, final warning or that include, or lead to, a professional qualification
to the University, at enrolment and re-enrolment policies and the law is subject to change within an
bind over, the University will need to assess your or confer practitioner status. Concerns about the
each academic year. Please see our Disclosure academic year so please stay up-to-date.
fitness to practise in the profession to which you professional unsuitability of students will be dealt
have applied. of Criminal Convictions webpage for further with under this procedure. In addition, if through
guidance on relevant convictions. the operation of the procedure in the Student
10. SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
What happens if I declare a conviction? Code of Conduct a student is found to have
Data Protection for Criminal Conviction Data FOR PROFESSIONAL committed misconduct, this might constitute a
If you declare a criminal conviction we will ask
you to provide further information and you have an The University has conducted a specific Data PROGRAMMES ground for taking action under the Professional
obligation to do so. Protection Impact Assessment which guides Some of our professional programmes, including Suitability Procedure.
our processing of criminal conviction data. For those involving practice placements, may require
Disclosure of relevant, unspent convictions will be We may be obliged to share student information with
information about how we use your personal you to complete an occupational health check and/
considered by the University’s Risk Panel. For further relevant professional, statutory or regulatory bodies.
data, our lawful bases for processing, our relevant or a criminal conviction disclosure check with the
information, refer to the University’s Risk Policy retention and disposal periods, your applicable data Disclosure and Barring Service “DBS” (or if you are
and Procedure for Applicants with Criminal subject rights and our contact information please see
Convictions.
an international student a similar check from your 11. PLACEMENTS
our Use of Conviction Data Privacy Notice and home country). If this is required, we will usually
Some placements may be a compulsory part of your
Any disclosure is considered separately from the main Privacy Notice for Students. inform you of this within the Key Facts document
programme and you may need to complete certain
the academic assessment of your application. provided with your Offer Letter.
attendance, or specialist requirements to achieve
You will have the opportunity to comment on our the learning outcomes of your programme. Other
risk assessment.
8. DISABILITIES There may be circumstances where a DBS check
is not a requirement of a course. However, having placement opportunities may be optional, and, in
The University is committed to supporting students
Disclosure of convictions by applicants to a criminal conviction could prevent registration some circumstances, you may be responsible for
with a disability and/or those with additional
programmes that require a DBS check, will, where with a relevant professional, regulatory or statutory locating and applying for a placement. Certain
needs where possible and reasonable to do so.
relevant, be considered by the University’s Risk body (“PRSB”). Before applying for a programme, placement arrangements will require you to enter
We encourage applicants and students to disclose
Panel in the first instance. A Faculty panel may also prospective students are strongly advised to make into a separate placement agreement with your
details of any disability at the earliest opportunity so
be used for assessing the suitability of applicants their own checks as to whether a previous conviction placement provider and/or the University covering
that we can discuss what support may be available
whose Self Declaration Form contains information may have an effect on future studies, professional areas such as confidentiality, intellectual property
to you. Further information on our disability and
about offences, cautions, convictions or other career progression or the ability to register or and the scope of your placement. Students on
learning support can be found on our Disability
matters or concerns. For further information on the join a particular PRSB. This is the responsibility placement will be subject to the Student Code
Support website and within Section E of the
current University DBS policy and procedure, please of students. of Conduct and associated procedures of the
Important Information for Offer Holders document.
visit Disclosure of Criminal Convictions. placement provider. Please see the Student Code of
For regulated professions, prospective employers
Conduct for further information. The University will
may make their own assessments regarding an
Possible Outcomes 9. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS not be responsible for any act or omissions of third
individual’s fitness to practise in the relevant
party placement providers.
The University has the right to: It is important that all international students profession.
read our guide on international visas, Your Visa,
• Refuse enrolment at the University and/or to
Your Responsibility for further information. This Professional Suitability and Fitness to Practise 12. FEES AND FINANCE
terminate a student’s Contract where, following
document explains the reporting and record keeping Some programmes of study will require you to
a risk assessment or professional suitability/
duties of the University. It also explains what you register with a PRSB and/or to practice under Fees and Payment Arrangements
DBS (or equivalent overseas) assessment the
need to do during your studies at the University to licence. It is your responsibility to ensure that all It is very important that you read the Regulations
University’s decision is to refuse admission and
protect your immigration status in the UK. As an necessary declarations (including but not limited to for the Payment of University Fees as relevant
study at the University.
international student you will need the correct visa criminal records, medical conditions, disabilities), to your programme of study. These regulations are
the key financial policies and procedures that you Overseas paying students progressing directly from beyond their control, they may be permitted an Postgraduate Masters Loan Scheme. Further
agree to abide by at the University, so it is essential a Manchester Met foundation year to a linked degree extension to the original submission date by the guidance is available in the Government’s Student
that you familiarise yourself with them. You will find programme will continue to pay the same annual fee Assessment Board. Finance website.
extensive guidance for students on a wide range of for the duration of the degree programme, providing
Students with an approved extension can enrol for
issues relating to the payment of fees and deposits there are no programme transfers or changes to the Recognition of Prior Learning
an additional year as a ‘writing-up’ student and will
(if applicable) on our Finance website. original study mode, and progression through the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) claims for
be charged the University writing-up fee as detailed
programme is within the normal timeframe. Should non- Manchester Met credit transfers are subject
It’s really important that you make suitable in the Regulations for the Payment of University
students need to suspend studies or repeat any part to a reduced tuition fee based on the number of
arrangements for the payment of your fees. Fees. This fee is payable immediately upon receipt
of the programme, a higher fee structure may apply. credits claimed. Please refer to the Tuition and
We will try to support you and direct you to of the invoice. The writing-up fee will not be charged
All queries relating to continuing student programme Other Programme Fees for confirmation of the
appropriate sources of help should you experience if Exceptional Factors have been approved.
fees should be referred to the Student Billings team. current amount payable per course unit. The RPL
financial difficulties but, ultimately, we’ll expect you
The writing-up fee will permit access to the general fee is reviewed annually and published prior to the
to plan well and pay on time. Occasionally, we need Manchester Met students on an exchange or work
facilities of the University, including Library and commencement of each academic year. All RPL fees
to apply sanctions for non-payment of tuition fees. placement year abroad may be eligible for reduced
Moodle access a tutorial session with the project/ are non-refundable.
Please read this section alongside our Regulations tuition fees depending on the length of time
dissertation supervisor. Any additional supervisory
for the Payment of University Fees. spent abroad. Please refer to Tuition and Other If you are considering submitting a claim for RPL
support or access to specialist facilities (such as
Programme Fees for further information on fees for you should refer to the University’s Policy for
laboratories or workshops) will be at the discretion of
Tuition Fees students on a period of study or work abroad. RPL to ensure you understand the purpose and
the teaching department.
Your tuition fee will be set out within the Key Facts requirements of the process. The RPL process is
document that accompanies your Offer Letter (save Additional Costs The writing-up fee only applies to projects/ separate from the University’s Admissions process
for in circumstances early within the recruitment Unless your Key Facts document states otherwise, dissertation extensions. It does not apply for taught and you may only submit an RPL claim following
cycle where the fee may not yet have been set, for your tuition fee does not include any charges units, for which standard fees will apply. receipt of an offer of a place on a Manchester
example, if we are awaiting Government fee policy for: third party examinations; University re-sits; Students are only permitted one year of writing-up. Met programme.
confirmation). Applicants will be assessed by the professional body fees; disclosure or barring Should further extensions be required after the initial To identify whether an RPL claim is appropriate for
University as either: Home, Overseas or Channel or occupational health checks; living expenses writing-up year, full annual fees will apply. you, it may help to find out about the content and
Islands students. This tuition fee status assessment (including, where relevant, the cost of any
Extension requests must be approved by the structure of the Manchester Met programme you
will impact the level of the tuition fee that you will accommodation provided by the University);
Assessment Board. If an extension request is are enrolling on, to see if it corresponds to the prior
be required to pay. The University has the right travelling expenses; equipment; conference
declined, the student will not be classed as writing- learning you have undertaken. This information is
to reassess or rescind a tuition fee status where attendance fees; trips or visits; or any other
up and will be charged the full fee for the project/ available from the Admissions Tutor, Programme
information comes to light that may affect a tuition miscellaneous expenses that you are likely to incur
dissertation again. Leader or another academic member of the
fee assessment decision already made. to complete your programme of study (such as
Programme Team. The Student Hub will be able
photocopying or external internet access). If there are Postgraduate loan repayments will apply for students
Please note that unless the Key Facts document to help you with contact details for these members
any compulsory additional costs associated with your during their writing-up year if students are earning
states otherwise, your tuition fee does not cover of staff.
specific programme, they will be indicated within above the threshold permitted.
those costs or charges listed in Section below.
your Key Facts document. Important information for For most Manchester Met programmes the maximum
If you have any questions or concerns regarding all students taking re-assessments or re-sits can be Sponsored Students amount of credit you may be exempted from is 50%
your programme tuition fees, please contact Student found at Reassessments. of the award you are aiming for. There are a few
You are personally responsible for paying your
Billings on 0161 247 2937. exceptions to this tariff and details are available in
programme fees, including if you are sponsored by a
Fees and Suspension or Withdrawal the RPL Policy. RPL can only be claimed against
Tuition fees are set by the University and, for certain third party and they do not pay your fees as planned.
You may be required to pay a proportion or all of ‘taught’ course units, which does not include your
categories of fees, we are guided by Government
your fees if you withdraw or suspend from your dissertation or independent study project. If you
policy and Parliamentary regulation. Programme Student Loans
studies. For more information on how we calculate decide to submit an RPL claim, the University will
tuition fees may be subject to an inflationary As a Postgraduate Taught student, you are
fee responsibility or refunds, please see the allocate an academic advisor with relevant subject/
increase and/or an increase due to changes in the responsible for liaising with the relevant Funding
Regulations for the Payment of University Fees programme expertise, who will support you with
law or government requirements. Your Key Facts Authority regarding a postgraduate loan. Please
document. Please note that withdrawing from, or your claim. You should make contact with your
document will advise if you need to check for any note: England and Wales loans are paid directly to
suspending your studies, may also have implications advisor as soon as possible. A claim should be
annual increases to your tuition fees, in line with students; Northern Ireland and Scotland (SAAS)
for your agreement with the Student Loans Company submitted to the University using the RPL Claim
government policies. Any queries can be directed to tuition fee loans are paid directly to the University.
or other financial support you may be receiving or Form, this form contains all the information that the
Student Billings on 0161 247 2937. Should the relevant Funding Authority determine
due to receive. University will need to assess your claim.
Overseas paying students will continue to pay the that a student is no longer eligible for funding,
same annual fee for the duration of their programme, students will be required to arrange to pay the Support Packages, Bursaries, Discounts
Writing-Up Period / One Year Extension
providing there are no programme transfers or fees themselves. and Awards
The University expects all students to complete
changes to the original study mode, and progression Loan repayments commence in the April after The University offers a range of support packages/
their programme in the normal timeframe. If a
through the programme is within the normal the normal end date of your programme. Loan bursaries for students. The University’s available
student is unable to submit the 60-credit project/
timeframe. Should students need to suspend studies repayments will apply even if you do not submit financial support packages, bursaries, scholarships,
dissertation element of their taught Masters on time,
or repeat any part of the programme, a higher fee on time and you are earning above the threshold discounts and awards are subject to change from
owing to Exceptional Factors or other circumstances
structure may apply. permitted. This will also apply if an extension has year to year and may not be available in future years
been approved. More information is detailed in the if you defer. The University reviews all Manchester
Met awards, discounts, and scholarships annually, 13. CHANGES TO PROGRAMME

and may withdraw future provision at the end
of an academic year or make changes to the value
PROVISION OR YOUR
or terms and conditions of offer. This means that CONTRACT AND HOW
there may be other students studying in different THIS MAY AFFECT YOU
cohorts of a programme that can access different
Whilst the University will always try to minimise
packages or benefits. Please refer to Scholarships,
making any changes to the Contract (including
Bursaries and Student Support for further information
changes to the programme), there may be times
regarding schemes offered from time to time and the
where changes are needed. This section describes
associated terms and conditions.
the circumstances when we can make changes, as
well as providing you with further information about
Financial Difficulties and Potential
when we may look to make such changes.
Consequences of Non-Payment
If you have any questions or concerns regarding Changes to Your Contract
payment of your tuition fees, please contact The
The University may, from time to time, need to make
Finance Service Centre on 0161 247 1852.
changes to your Contract, including to its regulatory
If you are studying at Manchester Metropolitan framework. Changes will normally take effect at
University on a Tier 4 visa, please be aware that the start of the next academic year and you will be
non-payment of your tuition fees is a direct breach asked to read the relevant Key Contract Documents
of UKVI regulations and may result in your visa upon re-enrolment and tick the declaration as
being brought to a close. If you are experiencing confirmation of acceptance.
any financial difficulty, please contact the Finance
Sometimes, it may be necessary to make changes
Service Centre.
during an academic year where the University
Please note that, ultimately, you may not be able to reasonably considers the changes to be in the
continue with your studies should you fail to pay best interests of its students, necessary to reflect
your tuition fees. You must make sure that you pay changes in the external environment or government
your tuition fees, and any other applicable tuition policy including to comply with legal, regulatory
costs or charges, on time otherwise the University or accrediting body requirements or to incorporate
may be entitled to take certain steps against you sector guidance or best practice.
including imposing sanctions (as set out within the
The circumstances that we describe below are not
Regulations for the Payment of University Fees
the only ones that may arise during your studies
document). These include, but are not limited to,
with us, but they will give you some context as to
restricting access to services as well as graduation
when we may need to amend the Contract (including
bookings, withholding the degree certificate and/
your programme).
or taking action to legally recover any debts). For a
fuller list of the actions we may take, please read the
Changes After You Have Entered into the
Contract with Us
document. If you find yourself in financial difficulty
during your studies, please contact Manchester Where we need to make changes to the Contract
Met’s Student Financial Support, the Finance and/or programme after our Contract has been
Service Centre or the Students’ Union Advice formed, we will, in each case, assess the potential
Centre. impact of any such change on the Contract and our
students and will follow the principles set out in this
Equipment and Loans section. The University is always looking to improve
and enhance students’ experience with us, and we
Unless otherwise specified within your Key Facts
will consult with students throughout their studies,
document you are responsible for providing all
as well as consulting with our teaching staff, and
equipment required for your programme. Please
will actively seek feedback from these groups about
take good care of any equipment we provide to you.
how we can improve our service delivery to our
There may be separate terms and conditions for any
students.
loan of equipment. You may need to pay for a repair
or a replacement if equipment is damaged or lost/
Changes to Your Programme or its Delivery
stolen. Further information will be given when we
Changes to pre-contract information
provide such equipment to you.
Our printed prospectus and supporting marketing
materials are published well in advance of the start
of the academic year and therefore the online
prospectus provides the more detailed and up-to- 3. Changes for the maintenance of academic library services available to you; requirements) or institution (if appropriate and
date information on our programmes of study. Please standards and quality assurance; • Reasonable changes to the methods by which the possible). To the fullest extent it is possible under
check the online prospectus information before 4. To reflect changes in relevant laws, statutory, programme is delivered and/or assessed; the general law, the University excludes liability for
applying to the University and just before accepting regulatory and/or professional body requirements • Reasonable variations to the content and syllabus any loss and/or damage suffered by any applicant or
your offer of a place. Information that we may have (or those of placement providers) and/or sector of the programme; student as a result of such circumstances.
given to you at the time you were researching and regulation or best practice; • Changes to the location of your programme
making an application for the programme may 5. To implement technical or procedural changes to teaching facilities, provided these are within
have changed by the time we send out our Offer our IT systems or virtual learning environment; the same campus and/or provided they are of 14. CHANGES OUTSIDE OUR
Letter. The Offer Letter, Key Facts and Important 6. To reflect withdrawal of or a change to any equivalent quality as those advertised in our CONTROL
Information for Offer Holders document sets out the relevant accreditation; literature; Sometimes, circumstances may arise which are
core information that we consider you will require to 7. Reviewing and refreshing optional modules. • Additions and/or withdrawals of certain non-core beyond the control of the University which result
make an informed decision whether to accept your As indicated within our online prospectus the modules on your programme; in changes to your programme or your Contract.
offer. Please read these documents carefully before optional modules listed are indicative and may be • Changes to reading lists to deal with changes in Examples (without limitation) of such
you accept. subject to change. We do not guarantee that an the relevant subject area relating to your circumstances include:
optional course unit will always run in any given • Programme to ensure the same remains as up to
The University will use all reasonable endeavours • Industrial action by University staff or
academic year as options may be dependent on date as possible;
to deliver your programme in accordance with the third parties;
varying factors such as the external and industry • Procedural changes and/or reasonable changes to
descriptions applied to it in the Key Facts for the • The unanticipated departure of key members
environment, current trends in research, student our Key Contract Documents that help improve
academic year in which you begin your programme. of University staff or unavoidable specialist
choice, numbers and staff expertise; the same to your benefit.
However, the University is entitled to make staff absence;
8. Altering the location of the programme.
reasonable changes to ensure the University delivers • Acts or threatened acts of terrorism or a
For example, following campus consolidation to Withdrawal, merging or discontinuation of
the best quality of educational experience to you. security threat;
allow the University to provide the best facilities programmes
Some examples of these changes include: and academic provision for its students; • Damage or interruption to buildings, facilities
We will endeavour to run programmes we have made
9. Changes to your mode and frequency of study or equipment;
1. Keeping our programme content and delivery up- offers for, however, there are occasions where we
including but not limited to moving between • Severe weather conditions;
to-date and relevant. We may need to implement may need to suspend, discontinue or withdraw a
face to face and virtual provision where • The acts of any governmental or local authority
technical adjustments and/ or improvements, for programme. This may be for low student numbers as
reasonably required. (including but not limited government or local
example: to reflect developments in academic set out below, but may also include circumstances
authority imposed lockdowns or forced closures
teaching, research and/or professional standards/ In making any such changes, the University will such as where there is a change to accreditation
of the University campus or its facilities); or
requirements; to address any external examiner aim to keep the changes to the minimum necessary or professional, statutory or regulatory body (PRSB)
• Where the numbers recruited to a programme
feedback received as part of their annual reports to achieve the required quality of experience and requirements, where there is a change to the
are so low that it is not possible to deliver an
and/or results from our regular student feedback will usually notify and/or consult (depending on the external environment making delivery unviable or
appropriate quality of education or affect the
sessions. To set out further examples, we may nature and materiality of the change) with affected where academic or PRSB approval has not been
viability to run the programme at a planned
make adjustments to: aspects of the curriculum students (as applicable) about changes that are achieved. There may also be circumstances where
entry point.
– to ensure that this is current and reflects required. we need to merge or combine programmes or units
developments in the subject area; the methods of study if such action is reasonably considered to Changes and Your Options
In respect of material changes, we will take be necessary by the University in the context of its
of assessment, assessment weightings, and If the University changes your programme or
reasonable steps to obtain student consent (and, wider purposes.
the word length of individual assignments; and Contract in a fundamental way and you are not
where appropriate, the consent of applicants who
adjustments to the learning outcomes and how satisfied with the changes, you will be offered the
have accepted an offer who may be directly affected Before you accept our offer
these are assessed; opportunity to withdraw from the programme and,
by the change), and we will inform the affected
2. Changes as a result of a programme review. It is If the University decides it needs to take any of the if required, reasonable support to transfer to another
students if we implement the change(s). If our
standard practice for the University to undertake above action then it will use reasonable endeavours provider. It should be noted that this is without
implementation of the change causes you detriment
a formal review of all of its taught provision in line to notify you in advance and you shall be entitled prejudice to your legal right of cancellation and to
or hardship we will, if appropriate, work with you
with national, professional body and regulatory to cancel your application by written notice to any other remedy which you would be entitled by
to try to reduce the adverse effect on you. Some
requirements. The aim of each programme review the University. In these circumstances you will be law to seek.
examples of a material change include:
is to ensure, on a periodic basis, that the design, entitled to a refund of any deposit / Fees which you
academic standards and quality of learning • A change of award or programme title; have paid to the University.
opportunities of existing programmes remain • A change to the availability of, or discontinuation, 15. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
appropriate to the awards to which they lead, of a core course unit. Once you have accepted your offer and
and are informed by reference to institutional confirmed your place Study Materials
We will not usually consult on minor changes. Minor
regulations and policies, national benchmarks and If the University decides it needs to take any of the Where downloadable study materials accompany
Changes may include the following (please note, this
relevant professional and employment demands. above action once you have accepted your offer and your programme, these study materials will be made
is a non-exhaustive list):
Programme review is normally carried out at had your place confirmed, we will provide as much available to you. The University and/or its licensors,
6-yearly intervals, but can take place at a more • Reasonable changes to the timetable for delivery notice as possible and will take all reasonable steps remain the owner of the intellectual property in your
frequent interval where required. Programme of your programme; to minimise the resultant disruption by, for example, programme, the study materials and any content of
review may result in certain changes to a • Reasonable changes to the number of classes/ making an alternative offer, delivering a modified your programme. As long as you pay your tuition
programme of study. These changes will be made lectures and other teaching activity relating to the version of the programme (where practicable to fees to the University when due, we provide you
to enhance the quality of provision we provide to programme; do so), or assisting affected individuals to move to with a personal licence to use the study materials
students; • Reasonable changes to the way we make IT and another programme (subject to meeting programme and programme content for the sole purpose of
studying for your programme. You must not use the your status as a student, information regarding your Facts document or in the Information for Offer Procedures relating to the Disclosure and Barring
study materials or programme content for any other progression, performance and attendance may be Holders document]; Service process accessible from here and as
purpose, if you do, this will infringe the University’s shared with your sponsor. • You fail to comply with requests for information, updated from time to time;
intellectual property rights and/or those of to make declarations and/or to meet specific • Under other relevant policies and procedures of
You have certain rights in relation to your personal
its licensors. requirements or conditions of your programme the University (in particular the Student Code
data. Your rights are set out in our Privacy Notice
as specified in the Offer Letter or Key Facts of Conduct and/or the Procedure for Expulsion
You may not modify, re-publish, sub-licence, sell, to Students, you will also find useful contact details
document; on the grounds of Professional Unsuitability)
upload, transmit, make available, or disseminate in in that document should you wish to exercise your
• Your circumstances change so that you no longer where a student has failed to declare a criminal
any way any of the study materials or programme rights. Please note that you are responsible for
have permission to remain in the UK (where conviction (where required) or has provided
content we have provided to you. You may not providing the University with up-to-date contact
applicable) or we are required to withdraw incorrect or falsified information or omitted or
modify, merge, translate, disassemble, decompile, details and for maintaining the accuracy of this
you under our Home Office sponsor duties, misrepresented information;
recompile or reverse engineer any software forming information whilst studying with the University.
your student visa is revoked or your continued • You do not satisfy any non-academic conditions of
part of the virtual learning environment, Programme
Examination pass lists and/or degree classifications registration would place us in breach of any legal your offer.
content or the study materials or create derivative
may be published. If you do not wish your results or Home Office compliance duties;
works based on the whole of or any part, or which
to be published in this way, you must notify the • You fail to meet the requirements to register/
incorporate, the study materials or programme 18. HOW YOU MAY END
Director of Student Management stating your enrol for your programme or failing to re-enrol in
content. The University may withdraw use of any
particular study materials or programme content at
reasons in writing by no later than seven days subsequent years within the required timescale; OUR CONTRACT
before you complete your examination or • Following disciplinary action under our Student
any time where reasonably required. Cancellation Rights
assessment. Your reasons will be considered and, Code of Conduct or following a decision made
where it is felt that publication of your results is under our Procedure for Suspension, Withdrawal Where you have applied via the Universities and
Student Intellectual Property
likely to cause substantial damage or substantial and Engagement Support, or Professional Colleges Admissions Service, although we provide
If you create intellectual property rights (“IPR”) distress and that this would be unwarranted, Suitability Procedure, subject to your right to you with the legal right to cancel, this does not
during your studies or research, the standard publication will be withheld. appeal under those policies and procedures. mean that we will necessarily be able to amend
position is that you will own such rights, unless: • You fail to meet the minimum academic and/ your status with UCAS should you decide to cancel.
• You are a postgraduate student and receive a or professional performance requirements that Please refer to UCAS for further details on how
University studentship in which case such IPR
17. HOW WE MAY END are set out in the University’s Assessment to withdraw or amend an application submitted
will be owned by the University subject to any OUR CONTRACT Regulations and other applicable regulatory to UCAS.
alternative arrangements with you; We may end the Contract by giving you notice in the documents or as a result of a decision taken
• You are a postgraduate student and receive a circumstances we have set out below. The length of under the Student Transfer, Suspension
bursary from, or have your fees paid or subsidised the notice we will give to you will depend on why and Withdrawal Policy;
by, a sponsor in which case ownership of such IPR we need to end the Contract and will be determined • If you do not pay your tuition fees by the specified
will be subject to the arrangement between you, in line with any relevant University policies or due date for payment;
the University and the sponsor; procedures. In serious circumstances, we may have • If you are dismissed from a third party
• You generate IPR which builds upon existing the right to end the Contract with immediate effect organisation which you are required to be a
IPR generated by, or is jointly invented with and we will tell you when this is the case. We may member of as part of your programme or for
University employees or associates, in which case end the Contract where: which your engagement with is required in
you will be required to assign such IPR to the order to achieve the learning outcomes of your
• We become aware that information you have programme. For example, where your employer
University and in respect of revenue generated
provided to us is untrue, inaccurate, incomplete is providing work-based learning or a clinical or
by that IPR, you may be entitled to apportioned
and/or misleading and/or at any point becomes professional placement and therefore completion
income; or
untrue, inaccurate, incomplete and/or misleading. of your programme is conditional upon you
• You are also an employee of the University and
This includes where we become aware that your remaining an employee of that organisation;
developed the IPR in that capacity.
original application to study with the University • Your conduct or actions mean you are unable to
You will find a lot more information in our contained incorrect or missing or misleading complete a placement that forms a compulsory
Intellectual Property Policy. information; component of your programme and we are unable
• You fail to meet the conditions of any offer made to find a suitable alternative placement;
to you. The University may also withdraw or • If you cancel (under these Terms) or withdraw
16. DATA PROTECTION amend an offer at any time up until you accept it from the University;
The University will hold and process your personal or terminate after acceptance if it comes to • Where we assess that your behaviour presents
data including some sensitive personal data. Your • Your circumstances change so that you no such a material risk to the health, safety or
data will be processed in accordance with the UK longer meet the admission requirements, your welfare of either yourself or other students/staff of
Data Protection Policy. Further information about programme specific requirements or those of a the University, subject to any rights of appeal you
what personal data you are required to provide to us relevant professional, statutory or regulatory body; may have under our internal procedures;
and how we will use the personal information you • You fail to comply with your obligations under • A decision by the University’s Risk Panel in
provide to us can be found in our Privacy Notice our Contract or you breach any of our regulations, accordance with the Risk Policy and Procedure
to Students. policies, procedures and/or codes or the specific for Applicants with Criminal Convictions and
requirements of your programme (for example, Section 7 of these Terms. Or, following a decision
Where you are sponsored (e.g. by your employer)
any minimum attendance requirements) which we in connection with the University’s Policy and
and such third parties may have a direct interest in
have told you about in [your Offer Letter or Key
You have a right by law to cancel your Contract Fees for further information (“Additional Cancellation re-enrol on time. Such suspension may be immediate responsible for the availability of, or the content
with us within 14 days of the date that the Contract Period”). pending the gathering of further information located through such external sites. Click here for
between you and us is made without giving any where we reasonably consider that your behaviour Manchester Met’s IT Policies.
A number of our programmes or the way they are
reason (“Statutory Cancellation Period”). Our presents a material risk to others or yourself. Your
delivered means that they will not amount to a
Contract is made on the day that you accept your suspension date will be determined by the last date Library Services
consumer contract and will therefore not attract a
offer of a place at the University. Therefore, this legal of engagement with your programme in line with the All students who use the Library or Library resources
right to cancel either in the Statutory Cancellation
right to cancel will expire 14 days after the date on Regulations for the Payment of University Fees. must do so in accordance with the Library Rules and
Period or Additional Cancellation Period in the way
which you accept your offer of a place. To exercise You may remain responsible for paying your fees Regulations, and failure to do so may result in action
we have descried in Section 22.3 and 22.6 above).
the right to cancel, you must inform the University during any period of suspension. being taken under the Student Code of Conduct.
For example, certain commercial programmes
in writing at: The Manchester Metropolitan Click here for more information.
delivered to you via an arrangement with your
University, Recruitment and Admissions, 6 Great
employer and certain programmes delivered 19. OTHER SERVICES
Marlborough Street, Manchester, M1 5AL; or by Other Services
primarily to advance your own knowledge in
email to [email protected] of your decision to There are rules and regulations relating to use
relation to your trade or profession. The Information for Offer Holders document provides
cancel your contract by providing a clear statement of particular University services, such as IT
other helpful information about what other services
(e.g. a letter sent by post or e-mail). You may use the If you cancel you must return to us in a reasonable facilities and library and learning resources. The
and facilities may be available to you as part of your
Model Cancellation Form but it is not obligatory. condition, any study materials you may have Information for Offer Holders document sets out
time with the University. These do not, however,
The University will communicate to you an received from the University without undue delay further information on the services we agreed
represent services that we provide to you under
acknowledgement of receipt of such a cancellation and no later than 14 calendar days after you inform to provide under your Contract. Although the
this Contract.
on a durable medium (eg by e-mail) without delay. us of the cancellation. You will be liable for the University will further endeavour to provide you
To meet the cancellation deadline, it is sufficient for cost of returning any goods (if applicable to with appropriate access to a range of academic, Other, non-educational services provided by
you to send your communication concerning your your programme). pastoral and support services (such as counselling, the University to you, for example residential
exercise of the right to cancel before the Statutory careers and employability support) it may change accommodation and sports centre membership,
If you have received any financial benefit, package or
Cancellation Period has expired. all of its range or type of services from time to time amount to separate and distinct contracts and are
scholarship this must also be returned to us promptly
to ensure that they are fit for purpose and provide therefore subject to separate contractual terms.
If you cancel your contract, we will normally either in full or in line with the any separate terms
the best experience to you. Our services may also You may also enter into separate contractual
reimburse to you all payments received from you and conditions which apply to the relevant financial
be temporarily suspended or modified for essential arrangements with other third parties such as a
(Please see our Refunds webpage for further support package, benefit scheme, award, bursary or
maintenance, for improvements to be made and/or sponsor, your employer e.g. the NHS if you are
information). We will process the reimbursement scholarship which you have received.
for events outside of our reasonable control. on certain professional programmes. The Student
without undue delay, and no later than 14 days
Loans Company is not a part of the University and
after the day on which we are informed about Withdrawing From Your Studies
IT Services your contract for funding (if applicable) will be with
your decision to cancel your Contract provided we Your Contract with us will end if you withdraw. Find
The University’s virtual learning environment is Student Finance England directly.
have all relevant information. We will make the further information on withdrawing from your studies
reimbursement using the same means of payment integral to most of the University’s programmes
here. You are entitled to end your Contract at any
as you used for the initial transaction, unless you and provides programme related materials and
time without reason, but if you do so after the expiry
learning activities. It is also used to deliver and
20. OUR LIABILITY TO YOU
have expressly agreed otherwise or unless restricted of the Statutory Cancellation Period and Additional
by law; in any event, we will not add any additional manage assessment. You are expected to actively If we fail to comply with this Contract we may, in
Cancellation Period referred to in the Section above certain circumstances, be responsible for loss or
fees as a result of the reimbursement. However, if engage with the virtual learning environment;
you will not be entitled to receive a refund of any damage you suffer that is a foreseeable result of our
you decide to terminate the Contract during the the University monitors engagement. Use of the
fees you have paid, and you may be responsible breach of this Contract or our negligence, but we are
Statutory Cancellation Period but we have already University’s IT facilities (including email) is subject
for fees to reflect the costs incurred by us arising not responsible for any loss or damage that is not
started providing you with Services then we will to a suite of IT-related policies. These include
out of your early termination of the Contract as we foreseeable. Loss or damage is foreseeable if they
refund you any amounts you have paid to us less an the Policy on Acceptable Use of University IT
have explained to you in the Regulations for the were an obvious consequence of our breach or if they
amount which is a fair payment for you to make for Services, Regulations for the Use of University
Payment of University Fees. Your leaving date were contemplated by you and us at the time we
the services provided by us prior to termination of Computing Resources and the Information
will be determined by the last date of engagement entered into this Contract.
the Contract. Security Policy. We have included a link to the
with your programme in line with the Regulations
full list of the University’s IT policies below. We cannot accept responsibility and we will not be
By accepting our offer, you will also be providing for the Payment of University Fees.
Please read these policies carefully. liable to you for:
us with express consent, if relevant, to start
delivering your programme within your Statutory Suspension Any login details are personal to you and should • Any damage to your property (e.g. personal
Cancellation Period. There are certain circumstances in which the not be shared with or transferred to others. You equipment such as mobiles, tablets and laptops);
University may suspend your registration or must notify us immediately upon becoming aware of • Work submitted for assessment that is
As well as your legal right to cancel in the any breach of security or unauthorised use of your
enrolment and/or access to facilities and premises. not returned;
Statutory Cancellation Period, we provide you with account. It is your responsibility to ensure that you
For example (but not limited to), pending an • Personal injury or death except in so far
an additional right to cancel your Contract and regularly save and back up all data.
investigation under our Student Code of Conduct, as it is caused by our negligence;
withdraw from the programme at any time up to the
pending consideration of a student’s case by a You must not misuse or abuse any services or • Loss of opportunity and loss of income or profit,
date which is 14 days after your programme start
Professional Suitability Panel, further to a technology applications made available to you as however arising.
date. However, depending on when you withdraw,
decision taken under the Procedure for Suspension, part of your programme.
you may still be responsible for paying your tuition
Withdrawal and Engagement Support, for failure
fees (or a proportion of them). Please see below and There may be links from the virtual learning
to comply with your student visa or Home Office
the Regulations for the Payment of University environment to sites on the internet which are
requirements, or where you fail to enrol or
operated by third parties. The University is not
We do not exclude, or limit in any way, such complaints will be dealt with seriously and Each of the paragraphs of these Terms operates
our liability for: transparently, and without fear of recrimination. To separately. If any court or relevant authority decides that
ensure that this happens, the University has in place any of them are unlawful, the remaining paragraphs will
• Death or personal injury caused by our negligence
a Student Complaints Procedure, which details remain in full force and effect.
or the negligence of our employees, agents
procedures and parameters for making a complaint,
or subcontractors; If we fail to insist that you perform any of your
alongside what action may be taken in response to
• Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation; obligations under these Terms, or if we do not enforce
complaints.
• Any other matter which we are not permitted our rights against you, or if we delay in doing so, that
to exclude or limit our liability by law. If, having exhausted all stages of the University’s will not mean that we have waived our rights against
internal complaints procedure (or other relevant you and will not mean that you do not have to comply
internal procedure), a student considers that the with those obligations.
21. EVENTS OUTSIDE University has failed to consider and respond to
Any notices or information sent to the last email and/or
OUR CONTROL their complaint appropriately, the student can refer
postal address provided by you to us will be deemed to
We will not be liable or responsible for any failure their complaint to the Office of the Independent
have been properly given.
to perform, or delay in performance of, any of our Adjudicator for Higher Education, which provides
obligations under these Terms that is caused by an independent scheme for the review of eligible Nothing within the Contract shall be construed as
an Event Outside Our Control. student complaints. amending the University’s constitutional Instruments,
Articles or associated constitutional documents. Our
An Event Outside Our Control means any act or If you have a complaint about our recruitment or
Contract and the Key Contract Documents shall be
event beyond our reasonable control including but admission process, please see our Student Appeals
governed by English law.
not limited to: and Complaints Procedure for Applicants for
further information. You and we both agree that the English courts will have
• Strikes, lock-outs or other industrial action by non-exclusive jurisdiction over any claims.
third parties; You may be able to seek advice from the Students’
• Strikes, lock-outs or other industrial action by our Union Advice Centre and/or the Citizens’
Our contact details
employees; Advice Bureau.
You will enter your Contract with Manchester
• Civil commotion, riot, invasion, terrorist attack or
Metropolitan University. The University is a higher
threat of terrorist attack, war (whether declared
or not) or threat or preparation for war, fire,
23. GENERAL education corporation established under the provisions
of the Education Reform Act 1988.
explosion, storm, flood, earthquake, subsidence, How We’re Regulated
epidemic or other natural disaster, or failure of The address of the University is
The Manchester Metropolitan University is regulated
public or private tele or electronic communications All Saints Building,
by the Office for Students (OfS). The OfS is
networks; All Saints,
the independent regulator of higher education in
Manchester,
The acts of any governmental or local authority. England. More information on the role of the OfS
M15 6BH.
and its regulatory framework can be found at
• If an Event Outside Our Control takes place that
OfS website. Our telephone number is
affects the performance of our obligations under
0161 247 2000.
the contract: All higher education providers registered with the
• We will contact you as soon as reasonably OfS must have a Student Protection Plan in
possible to notify you; place. The Student Protection Plan sets out what
• Our obligations under these Terms will be students can expect to happen should a course,
suspended and the time in which we are required campus, or institution close. Our current Student
to comply with our obligations will be extended Protection Plan can be accessed here. Where
for the duration of the Event Outside Our Control. there is any conflict between these Terms and the
Student Protection Plan, the Student Protection
Should an Event Outside Our Control interfere with
Plan will take priority in considering any issue
our ability to deliver your programme, we will use
relevant to it.
reasonable endeavours to minimise the disruption
caused to you. We may transfer our rights and obligations under
these Terms to another organisation, and we will
always notify you in writing if this happens, but this
22. OTHER IMPORTANT will not affect your rights or our obligations under
INFORMATION these Terms.
Complaints This Contract is between you and us. No other

person shall have any rights to enforce any of its
The University recognises there may be occasions terms. The receipt of your programme is personal to
where students wish to raise legitimate complaints you and you may not transfer your rights to access
relating to their programme, or the facilities the programme to any other person.
and services provided by the University. It is
important that both students and staff know that
SECTION B: KEY
POLICIES AND
PROCEDURES
1. STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT 4. ASSESSMENT REGULATIONS into exams, the role of invigilators, how absence is
managed. The potential consequences of a breach of
Manchester Met is committed to providing a One of the guiding principles of assessment at
Exam Regulations are explained in the procedure.
supportive environment in order to safeguard the Manchester Met is that the work of all students can
quality of student experience and to give all of our be fairly and objectively evaluated. In order to ensure
students the best chance of success. The Student this, we publish and maintain a set of Assessment 6. ACADEMIC APPEALS
Code of Conduct also outlines procedures and Regulations. These Regulations are developed with
sanctions for dealing with behaviour classed as the involvement of the Students’ Union, and undergo Manchester Met has in place a range of policies and
misconduct. We may terminate the Contract where formal review every year to ensure that they are procedures to ensure that the final marks awarded to
you do not comply with this Student Code of always up to date. students are fair, equitable and accurately reflect the
Conduct. Please see Section 6 of the Terms for quality of work submitted. In very rare circumstances
The Regulations set out the rules and procedures – where a material irregularity has occurred during
further information.
that determine your final classification, including: the conduct of assessment – there may be a basis
• How grades for each programme unit and final for submitting an Academic Appeal.
2. STUDENT COMPLAINTS degree classification are calculated; Academic Appeals can only be submitted in
PROCEDURE • Pass marks for Taught Postgraduate Programmes; the circumstances outlined above, and cannot be
Manchester Met recognises there may be occasions • The number of credits required to progress to used for challenging the academic judgement of
where students wish to raise legitimate complaints each level of study; Assessment Boards.
relating to their programme, or the facilities and • Requirements and practicalities in relation to
services provided by the University. To ensure that re-assessment.
complaints are dealt with transparently, and without 7. EXCEPTIONAL FACTORS
fear of recrimination, the University has in place Manchester Met recognises that there may be
a Student Complaints Procedure which details
5. CHEATING, ACADEMIC occasions where illness or difficult life events
procedures and parameters for making a complaint, MISCONDUCT AND occur outside of a student’s control, and that these
alongside what action may be taken in response. EXAM REGULATIONS can have a detrimental impact on performance in
Please see Section 22 of the Terms for further assessed work. The University has a Procedure for
Cheating and academic misconduct is fortunately
information. Consideration of Exceptional Factors to handle
very rare at Manchester Met, however in order
such cases, which outlines the type of exceptional,
to safeguard our academic standards and the
short-term events that are considered as Exceptional
integrity of our awards the University has in place
3. FITNESS TO a policy and procedures for dealing with suspected
Factors, and what students need to do to make
PRACTISE PROCEDURE misconduct. The Procedure for Handling
an Exceptional Factors claim. Please note that
writing-up fees will not be charged for students with
Where students are studying on programmes Academic Misconduct details types of misconduct
Exceptional Factors.
accredited or overseen by Professional, Statutory – such as plagiarism or the purchase of work
or Regulatory Bodies, Manchester Met has from ‘essay mills’ – how suspected offences are
a responsibility to safeguard and uphold the investigated, and the penalties that can be imposed.
professional standards of the professions it serves. The procedure also details students’ rights of appeal
The Fitness to Practise Procedure enables the in cases relating to academic misconduct. Please see
University to maintain these standards, whilst Section 6 of the Terms for further information.
supporting students undertaking professionally
The Procedure for Handling Academic
accredited qualifications. Please see Section 17 of
Misconduct also sets out rules for the conduct of
the Terms for further information.
examinations, including what you can and can’t take
SECTION C:
FINANCE
1. REGULATIONS FOR THE 2. TEACHER TRAINING

PAYMENT OF UNIVERSITY FEES BURSARIES
You will find extensive guidance for students on a If you are in receipt of a bursary from the University,
wide range of issues relating to the payment of fees you must inform the University if you suspend or
and deposits (if applicable) on our Finance website. withdraw from your programme as you will no longer
Attending university is a significant financial be entitled to your monthly payments. If applicable
commitment, and a key part of this is the payment on return from your suspension your payments
of programme fees. Please note that ultimately, you will resume. Please note any overpayments will be
may not be able to continue with your studies should reclaimed by the University and you will be invoiced
you fail to pay your programme fees. You must make accordingly.
sure that you pay your programme fees and any
other applicable costs or charges on time otherwise
the University may be entitled to take certain steps
3. SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE
against you including terminating its Contract We recognise that you may sometimes need advice,
with you and taking sanctions to legally recover help, support or guidance on a whole range of
any debts, as detailed in the Regulations for the financial matters. If you find yourself in financial
Payment of University Fees. difficulty during your studies, you should speak to
someone at the earliest opportunity and we will do
Fees can be paid by a variety of options either our best to help you.
during your enrolment or online at any time. All
students paying their own fees are eligible for an You can contact:
instalment plan which allows you to spread the • The Finance Service Centre, located in the
cost of your tuition fees in three termly payments. Student Hub at the Business School;
Please refer to Paying University Fees for further • The Student Financial Support Team; or
information. If you experience any difficulties, you • The Students’ Union Advice Centre
should contact the Finance Service Centre who
will support you in this process.
You may be required to pay a proportion or all of
your fees if you withdraw or suspend from your
studies. For more information on how we calculate
fee responsibility or refunds, please see the
on our Finance website.
SECTION D:
OTHER POLICIES
AND PROCEDURES
There are further policies and procedures 3. ENVIRONMENTAL
of the University which are relevant to SUSTAINABILITY POLICY
your studies at the University but are not Environmental Sustainability is at the core of much
intended to form part of your Student of Manchester Met’s estate, and the University aims
Contract. Some examples are: to create an environment where students and staff
work together to create a sustainable university with
a positive environmental impact. To help achieve
1. STUDENT PREGNANCY AND this, the University has in place an Environmental
MATERNITY GUIDELINES Sustainability Policy which provides an overview
Manchester Met believes that becoming pregnant of responsibilities and objectives to support this
or caring for a child should not prevent any student goal. As a student of the University, we would ask
from succeeding, and is committed to showing you to engage with the environmental sustainability
flexibility to facilitate a student’s success. The commitments of the University by engaging in
Student Pregnancy and Maternity Guidelines extra-curricular opportunities and acknowledge
cover any student who becomes pregnant during your individual responsibility to take reasonable
their studies, gives birth during their studies and care for the protection of the environment and to
students whose partners are pregnant. It also covers use University resources responsibly to minimise
any student who is the partner of someone who is environmental impact.
pregnant and expects to be responsible for the child,
and any student becoming a parent.
4. PUBLIC INTEREST
DISCLOSURE POLICY
2. ARRANGEMENTS FOR The Public Interest Disclosure Policy sets out
STUDENTS WITH A DISABILITY the University’s response to the Public Interest
Manchester Met is committed to inclusivity Disclosure Act 1998 (as amended). The Policy is
and equality of opportunity for all students. To intended to assist individuals who believe they have
support this, the University has in place a formal discovered malpractice within the University.
Assessment Arrangements for Disabled
Students Policy to support the development of
Personal Learning Plans for students with a disability 5. OTHER POLICIES
and make reasonable adjustments to assessments The University has a comprehensive set of
to ensure students with a disability are not policies, procedures and regulations which govern
disadvantaged. More information is available on our its operation including those relating to the
Disability Support website. Safeguarding of Children, Young People and
Vulnerable Adults (in accordance with applicable
safeguarding legislation), Freedom of Speech
and the University’s Prevent Duty.
More information is available on the University’s
Policy Documents website.
SECTION E:
USING OUR
SERVICES
Please see Section A19 of the Terms for health or wellbeing. The team offer one-to-one
counselling and mental health appointments, access
further information about using certain to online resources, and a programme of workshops
University services. This section of the and courses including managing anxiety,
Important Information for Offer Holders overcoming low mood and building resilience.
document is not intended to form part of
your Student Contract and is provided 4. CAREERS AND
for information only. EMPLOYABILITY SERVICE
The Careers Service plays a key role in supporting
1. ACCOMMODATION students to achieve their career goals through
Manchester Met has a range of student a combination of learning resources, advice,
accommodation in various locations. Each site events and work experience. We offer impartial,
offers different facilities, with accompanying prices. high quality information and advice to students,
Students occupying student accommodation will be graduates, university staff and employers relating to
required to enter into Terms and Conditions of employability and the graduate labour market. Our
Residence and will be subject to a suite of related students can access high quality skills and careers
policies. The Accommodation website brings all of resources 24/7, view and book employer events,
this together in one location. workshops and one-to-one advice appointments,
search for work experience and placements and
much more.
2. INCLUSION AND
Careers staff are employees of the University but our
DISABILITY SERVICE advice and guidance is always impartial and in the
Manchester Met is committed to providing equal best interests of each student.
opportunities in education for all students. The
Disability Service provides information, advice and
support to current and prospective students with 5. OTHER SERVICES
a disability about the support and resources which Detailed information about core services and
are available to them, both within the University resources available from time to time to Manchester
and from other external agencies. The service also Met students is available from the Student Hub.
provides Inclusion Support to students who are These include:
carers, studying whilst pregnant, care leavers and
students who are estranged from their family • Food and Drink on Campus
• Met Card
• Part-time work
3. COUNSELLING, • Sport at Manchester Met
MENTAL HEALTH AND • Transport and Travel
• Volunteering
WELLBEING SERVICE
The Counselling, Mental Health and Wellbeing
Service provides professional support for students
who are experiencing difficulties with their mental
SECTION F:
STUDENTS’ UNION
POLICIES
This section of the Important Information 2. STUDENTS’ UNION
for Offer Holders document is not SUPPORTING BYELAWS
intended to form part of your Student Alongside the Articles of Governance, The Union
Contract and is provided for information has in place a number of Supporting Byelaws that
only. relate to key aspects of its governance and operation.
These byelaws outline the role and portfolio of
elected Sabbatical Officers, alongside their period of
1. STUDENTS’ UNION ARTICLES office, the rules and regulations that govern elections
OF GOVERNANCE held by the Students’ Union, student societies and
As an autonomous organisation, The Union financial regulations.
publishes and makes available its Articles of
Governance to all students. This document sets
out how the Union operates, how decisions are 3. STUDENTS’ UNION CODE OF
made and how transparency and accountability is CONDUCT
ensured. The document also sets out your rights and The Union has in place a Code of Conduct that
responsibilities as a member of the Students’ Union. sets out the minimum standards of behaviour
Registered students of the University will become expected by all members. All members are required
automatic members of the Union but you have the to adhere to the standards outlined in the Code of
ability to opt-out of membership. Conduct throughout the full duration of their
studies at Manchester Met, and failure to do so
may result in membership of the Students’ Union
being terminated.
SECTION G:
USEFUL CONTACTS
Recruitment and Admissions International Office
6 Great Marlborough Street [email protected]
Manchester
M1 5AL mmu.ac.uk/international
0161 247 6969

mmu.ac.uk/contact/course-enquiry/ Student Financial Support
0161 247 1045
Student Services mmu.ac.uk/student-life/finance/support
0161 247 1000

mmu.ac.uk/student-life/ Finance Office
Student Hub at the Business School
Disability Service 0161 247 1852 [Finance Service Centre]
0161 247 3491 0161 247 2937 [Student Billings]
[email protected] mmu.ac.uk/student-life/finance
mmu.ac.uk/student-life/wellbeing/
disability Students’ Union Advice Centre
Second Floor
Students’ Union Building
Inclusion Service
0161 247 6533
0161 247 3491
[email protected]
[email protected]
theunionmmu.org/advice-centre
mmu.ac.uk/student-life/wellbeing/
inclusion
Counselling, Mental Health and

Wellbeing Service
0161 247 3493
[email protected]
mmu.ac.uk/student-life/wellbeing
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RECLUTAMIENTO Y ADMISIÓN
Srta. Estefany Ramos General Jofre 386
MMU ID: 21413079

Fecha de nacimiento: 09/11/1992
Estimada Estefany:
Reclutamiento y Admisiones
6 Great Marlborough Street Manchester

M1 5AL, REINO UNIDO
A raíz de tu reciente solicitud, nos complace ofrecerte una plaza condicional para estudiar
en la Manchester Metropolitan University. También nos gustaría tomar un momento para
felicitarte y esperamos que decidas estudiar con nosotros.
Curso:
Facultad:
Fecha de inicio prevista:
Fecha de finalización:
Modalidad de asistencia: Punto de entrada:
Estado de las tasas:
Tasa de matrícula:
Depósito de la matrícula: Coste estimado de la vida:
MA Architecture and Urbanism 1 year full-time Arts & Humanities
26/09/2022
31/08/2023
A tiempo completo
Año 1
En el extranjero
£21,000.00 por año £3000.00
£1023 por mes de estudio
Detalles de su oferta
Condiciones:
Esta oferta está sujeta a la obtención de
IELTS 6,5 con no menos de 5,5 en cualquier componente (o equivalente). Si tu IELTS es
inferior, podrás asistir a un curso de inglés previo a la sesión en The Language Centre. Para
obtener más información y presentar una solicitud, visite www.mmu.ac.uk/pre-sessional.
DNI: 71245244
Adjuntamos algunos documentos importantes que debes leer y conservar para futuras
consultas:
A. Información importante para los titulares de la oferta: incluye nuestros términos y
condiciones y un resumen de algunas de las políticas y procedimientos clave relevantes
para su contrato de estudiante y sus estudios aquí en la Universidad. Esto incluye su
derecho de cancelación.
B. Datos clave: información principal sobre el curso que desea realizar, incluidas las tasas
de matrícula y cualquier coste adicional que pueda estar asociado al curso elegido. Por
favor, lea esto con atención, ya que alguna información sobre su curso puede haber
cambiado desde que investigó por primera vez su elección de curso.
¿Qué debe hacer a continuación?

- Una vez que haya cumplido las condiciones de su oferta, envíe una prueba de ello al
equipo de Admisiones Internacionales. Si has presentado tu solicitud a través de nuestro
servicio de solicitud en línea, puedes cargar estas pruebas en el Portal del Solicitante de la
Universidad www.mmu.ac.uk/applyonline. También puede enviar las pruebas por correo
electrónico a [email protected]. Por favor, infórmenos si tiene alguna
duda sobre sus condiciones o si prevé algún problema para cumplirlas.
Si ha presentado su solicitud en línea, puede aceptar o rechazar nuestra oferta a través del
Portal del Solicitante de la Universidad www.mmu.ac.uk/applyonline. De lo contrario, envíe
su decisión por correo electrónico al equipo de Admisiones Internacionales.
- Por favor, visita el Área de Oferentes Internacionales, donde encontrarás toda la

información que necesitas sobre tu oferta y la Universidad, incluyendo información sobre
becas, cómo pagar tus tasas de matrícula y cómo solicitar un visado:
www.mmu.ac.uk/international/offer-holder. Te enviaremos periódicamente por correo
electrónico información actualizada sobre actividades y eventos en línea a los que puedas
desear unirte.
- Una vez que aceptes la oferta de la Manchester Metropolitan University, podrás solicitar
alojamiento para estudiantes. Consulta nuestra oferta de alojamiento y los precios en
www.mmu.ac.uk/accommodation.
- Los estudiantes extranjeros deben pagar un depósito de 3.000 libras esterlinas para su
primer año de estudio. También puede aportar una prueba satisfactoria de patrocinio. La
forma más rápida de pagar el depósito de la matrícula es utilizando Flywire; para más
información, consulte nuestro sitio web: www.mmu.ac.uk/international/fees/how-and-when-
to-pay. A título informativo, el coste de vida estimado es de 1023 libras esterlinas por mes
de estudio.
- Si necesitas un visado de estudiante, necesitarás una Confirmación de Aceptación de
Estudios (CAS) de la Universidad. La fecha más temprana en la que podemos expedir una
CAS dependerá del lugar desde el que solicites el visado de estudiante. Para más
información, consulte www.mmu.ac.uk/visas.
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- Si tiene una discapacidad y necesita apoyo adicional durante su estancia en la

Universidad, póngase en contacto con el Servicio de Discapacidad para hablar de cualquier
apoyo adicional al estudio o de las necesidades de alojamiento que pueda tener en el
teléfono +44 (0)161 247 3491 o en el correo electrónico [email protected].
- Como parte de la obligación de la Universidad de cuidar a los estudiantes y al personal,
exigimos a los solicitantes que aceptan su oferta de estudio en la Universidad Metropolitana
de Manchester que nos informen de cualquier condena penal relevante que no haya sido
cumplida. Si esto se aplica a usted, le animamos a que lo comunique pronto para que se
pueda hacer una evaluación lo antes posible. Para obtener más información, incluida la
información sobre las condenas relevantes no cumplidas y los detalles sobre cómo ponerse
en contacto con nosotros y hacer una revelación, visite: www.mmu.ac.uk/disclosure. Puede
encontrar información adicional al respecto en el documento Información importante para
los titulares de la oferta.
-
Durante el proceso de solicitud, le informaremos por correo electrónico. Por lo tanto, es
importante que nos informe de cualquier cambio en sus datos de contacto.
Si necesita hacernos una pregunta sobre su solicitud, póngase en contacto con nosotros:
Equipo de Admisiones Internacionales

Correo electrónico: [email protected]
Teléfono: +44 (0)161 247 2968
Esperamos darle pronto la bienvenida a Manchester. Atentamente
[firma]
Karen Varty
Directora de reclutamiento y admisión

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Duración del curso: 1 año a tiempo completo (48 semanas)

Lugar del curso: Campus de Manchester
Coste total del curso
Tasas de matrícula
Estudiantes del Reino Unido y de las Islas del Canal
Tasa a tiempo completo: 10.000 libras esterlinas al año. Las tasas de matrícula serán las
mismas para cada año del curso, siempre que lo completes en el plazo normal (sin repetir
años o interrupciones en el estudio).
Cuota a tiempo parcial: 1667 libras esterlinas por cada 30 créditos estudiados al año. Las
tasas de matrícula serán las mismas para cada año del curso, siempre que lo completes en
el plazo normal (sin repetir años o interrupciones en el estudio).
Estudiantes internacionales de la UE y de fuera de la UE

Cuota a tiempo completo: 21.000 libras esterlinas al año. Las tasas de matrícula serán las
mismas para cada año del curso, siempre que lo completes en el plazo normal (sin repetir
años o interrupciones en el estudio).
Tasa a tiempo parcial: 3.500 libras esterlinas por cada 30 créditos estudiados al año. Las
tasas de matrícula serán las mismas para cada año del curso, siempre que lo completes en
el plazo normal (sin repetir años o interrupciones en el estudio).
Información adicional
Un máster suele constar de 180 créditos, un PGDip de 120 créditos, un PGCert de 60

créditos y un MFA de 300 créditos. Las tasas de matrícula serán las mismas para cada año
de estudio, siempre que el curso se complete en el plazo normal (sin repetir años o
interrupciones en el estudio).
Costes adicionales
Todos los libros necesarios para el curso están disponibles en la biblioteca. La Universidad
también dispone de laboratorios de PC y de un servicio de préstamo de ordenadores
portátiles. Sin embargo, muchos estudiantes optan por comprar algunos de los libros de
texto básicos para el curso y/o un ordenador portátil. Los estudiantes también pueden
necesitar imprimir sus tareas y otros documentos. Los costes de impresión en el campus
son a partir de 5 peniques por página. Los costes estimados son de 300 libras para un
portátil y de 100 libras para libros e impresión. Coste total opcional: 400 £.
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Contenido del curso

Año 1
Introducción
Las unidades de este curso son las siguientes: Unidades básicas
Metodologías de investigación y eventos
Métodos de Investigación es una oportunidad para que usted explore las técnicas y
procesos que informan el diseño como una práctica espacial en la arquitectura y el
urbanismo.
Ciudades y Urbanismo: Ideologías y Futuros

Una serie de seminarios impartidos por los estudiantes que exploran la historia y la teoría
de la arquitectura y el diseño urbano, utilizando textos clave identificados por el líder de la
unidad.
Estudio A
Esta unidad es la primera de una serie de unidades de estudio y constituye la base de un
proyecto de tesis de diseño durante el programa de estudios académicos. Por lo general,
explora cuestiones relacionadas con el diseño de las ciudades, el espacio urbano o la
arquitectura a escala urbana. Esta unidad se ocupará de los entornos urbanos y/o de las
ideas que conectan los problemas y las oportunidades locales y globales.
Estudio B
Esta unidad es la segunda de una serie que forma un proyecto de tesis de diseño
académico. Normalmente se basa en los resultados y temas establecidos en el Estudio A.
Esto le permite, a través de la discusión con el equipo de tutoría del estudio, identificar y
refinar las oportunidades del proyecto en una variedad de escalas que responden a la
condición urbana en situaciones locales y globales, para nominar y acordar una situación
dentro de la cual se desarrollará y ejecutará el proyecto de tesis.
Estudio C
Esta es la unidad final de una secuencia que forma un proyecto de tesis de diseño
académico. Suele establecer los aspectos formales y operativos de la propuesta e incluye
una investigación de estrategias interpretativas significativas que son fundamentales para
la tesis. Suele comunicar la resolución final según los estándares de presentación
profesional e incluye un estudio crítico en un aspecto significativo de la realización del
proyecto.
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Disertación
Esta unidad ofrece la oportunidad de explorar, fundamentar, comunicar y difundir la
trayectoria de investigación de una tesis escrita en arquitectura y urbanismo a través de
los medios de una pieza extendida de escritura académica disciplinada. La escritura
académica se apoya en un programa de tutoría altamente estructurado e intensivo:
Dissertation Bootcamp. Esto está diseñado para proporcionar una formación académica
personalizada en la producción de productos escritos de alta calidad.
Requisitos y criterios de acceso

Normalmente, el candidato deberá tener al menos una licenciatura de segunda clase en el
Reino Unido (o su equivalente internacional) en un campo relacionado. Alternativamente,
puede ser admitido si tiene experiencia probada en un campo relevante.
Los estudiantes deben presentar un portafolio (digital o en papel) como parte del proceso
de solicitud.
Los solicitantes extranjeros necesitarán el IELTS con una puntuación global de 6,5 con no
menos de 5,5 en cualquier categoría, o un título de inglés equivalente aceptado. Las
calificaciones de inglés aceptadas pueden verse aquí.
Ponderación de la evaluación y horas de contacto

10 créditos equivalen a 100 horas de estudio, que es una combinación de conferencias,
seminarios y sesiones prácticas, y el estudio independiente. Un máster suele tener 180
créditos, un PGDip 120 créditos, un PGCert 60 créditos y un MFA 300 créditos.
La composición exacta del tiempo de estudio y de las evaluaciones del curso variará en
función de las opciones elegidas y del estilo de aprendizaje, pero podría ser:
Estudio
Evaluación
A tiempo completo - 100% de trabajo de curso; 0% de práctica; 0% de examen A tiempo
parcial - 100% de trabajo de curso; 0% de práctica; 0% de examen
Personal docente
Tus estudios cuentan con el apoyo de un equipo de profesores e investigadores
comprometidos y entusiastas, expertos en su campo. También trabajamos con
profesionales externos, muchos de los cuales son ex alumnos de Manchester Met, para
mejorar tu aprendizaje y apreciación del tema en general.
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Los detalles del personal del departamento se pueden encontrar en:

http://www.msa.ac.uk/staff/
Revisión de los programas
Nuestros programas se someten a una revisión anual y a una revisión mayor
(normalmente a intervalos de 6 años) para garantizar un plan de estudios actualizado con
el apoyo de la última tecnología de aprendizaje en línea. Para más información sobre
cuándo podemos hacer cambios en nuestros programas, consulte la sección de cambios
de nuestros Términos y Condiciones en www.mmu.ac.uk/terms/changes.
Aviso importante
Este folleto en línea proporciona una visión general de nuestros programas de estudio y
de la Universidad. Actualizamos periódicamente nuestro folleto en línea para que la
información publicada sobre los cursos sea exacta. Por favor, vuelva a consultar el folleto
en línea antes de presentar una solicitud para acceder a la información más actualizada
sobre el curso de estudio que ha elegido.
Confirmación del regulador

La Universidad Metropolitana de Manchester está regulada por la Oficina de Estudiantes
(OfS). La OfS es el regulador independiente de la educación superior en Inglaterra. Puede
encontrar más información sobre el papel de la OfS y su marco regulador en
officeforstudents.org.uk.
Todos los proveedores de educación superior registrados en el OfS deben contar con un
plan de protección de los estudiantes. El plan de protección del estudiante establece lo
que los estudiantes pueden esperar en caso de que un curso, campus o institución cierre.
Acceda a nuestro actual plan de protección de los estudiantes en
www.mmu.ac.uk/study/student-protection-plan.
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Nombre: ESTEFANY DEL ROSARIO RAMOS GUERRA
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Ubicación: 186.105.57.52
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MMU ID: 21413079

Course: MA Architecture and Urbanism 1 year full-time

Details of your offer

This offer is subject to you obtaining

What should you do next?

International Admissions Team

We look forward to welcoming you to Manchester soon.

Length of course: 1 year full-time (48 weeks)

Location of course: Manchester Campus

Total Course Costs

UK and Channel Island Students

EU and Non-EU International Students

The units on this course are as follows:

Research Methodologies and Events

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Entry Requirements and Criteria

Assessment weightings and contact hours

Full-time – 25% lectures, seminars or similar; 0% placement; 75% independent study

Full-time – 100% coursework; 0% practical; 0% examination

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Terms and Conditions Applicable to Programme Information

• Non-compliance with student 7. CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS

Met awards, discounts, and scholarships annually, 13. CHANGES TO PROGRAMME

Complaints This Contract is between you and us. No other

1. REGULATIONS FOR THE 2. TEACHER TRAINING

0161 247 6969

0161 247 1000

Disability Service 0161 247 1852 [Finance Service Centre]

0161 247 3491 0161 247 2937 [Student Billings]

Counselling, Mental Health and

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6 Great Marlborough Street Manchester

REALIZADO POR: ESTEFANY DEL ROSARIO RAMOS GUERRA

¿Qué debe hacer a continuación?

- Por favor, visita el Área de Oferentes Internacionales, donde encontrarás toda la

REALIZADO POR: ESTEFANY DEL ROSARIO RAMOS GUERRA

- Si tiene una discapacidad y necesita apoyo adicional durante su estancia en la

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Directora de reclutamiento y admisión

REALIZADO POR: ESTEFANY DEL ROSARIO RAMOS GUERRA

[emblem] MANCHESTER METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY

Duración del curso: 1 año a tiempo completo (48 semanas)

Estudiantes internacionales de la UE y de fuera de la UE

Un máster suele constar de 180 créditos, un PGDip de 120 créditos, un PGCert de 60

REALIZADO POR: ESTEFANY DEL ROSARIO RAMOS GUERRA