Scheme for the Award of a Taught Masters Degree for students entering from 2008/09: Sub-Board 'local rules'

Please read the following local rules in conjunction with the relevant scheme paragraph in the Classification Scheme for this programme:

These Exam Sub-Board 'local rules' apply to the following programmes:
MSc Criminal Justice Policy
MSc Global Health
- Classification scheme
Executive MSc Health Economics, Policy and Management
- Classification scheme
MSc Health, Population and Society
MSc International Health Policy
- Classification scheme
MSc International Health Policy (Health Economics)
- Classification scheme
MSc Population and Development
MSc Social Policy and Development
MSc Social Policy and Development: Non-Governmental Organisations
(formerly MSc Non-Governmental Organisations and Development)
MSc Social Policy (European and Comparative Social Policy)
(formerly MSc European Social Policy)
MSc Social Policy (Research)
MSc Social Policy (Social Policy and Planning)
(formerly MSc Social Policy and Planning)
 

1.

Course critical to assessment:
None

2.

Distinction/Merit borderline (scheme paragraph 3.3.2):
Classification for students with mark profiles falling into this range will always be determined to the advantage of the student.

3.

Merit/Pass borderline (scheme paragraph 3.3.4):
Classification for students with mark profiles falling into this range will always be determined to the advantage of the student.

For further information on Exam Sub-Board local rules, please contact Martin Johnson

July 2015