Programme Regulations 2021–2022

1 Programme Regulations 2021 2022 LawsBachelor of Laws (LLB)Certificate of Higher Education in Common LawGraduate Diploma in Commercial Law and Individual modulesImportant document please read This document contains important information that governs your registration, assessment and Programme of studyProgramme Regulations 2021 2022 Undergraduate Laws (LLB/CertHE Common Law/GradDip Commercial Law/Individual modules) 0 Contents Important information regarding the Programme Regulations .. 1 Alternative Assessments during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak .. 2 1 Structures of the programmes .. 3 2 Registration .. 5 3 Recognition of prior learning and credit transfer .. 6 4 Assessment.

2 8 5 Number of attempts permitted at an examination .. 9 6 Assessment offences .. 10 7 Progression within the Programme .. 10 8 Schemes of award .. 13 9 Transferring your registration .. 16 10 Individual modules available for study on a stand-alone basis .. 18 Appendix A Standard Entry LLB Structure .. 19 Appendix B Graduate Entry LLB 20 Appendix C CertHE Common Law Structure .. 21 Appendix D Graduate Diploma in Commercial Law 22 Appendix E Classification of the LLB .. 23 Appendix F Assessment Criteria .. 24 Appendix G .. 29 Transitional arrangements for classification of the LLB from 1 November 2018 for students registered on Graduate Entry route with an effective date of registration of 30 November 2010 or later and before 30 November 2016.

3 29 Appendix H .. 30 Transitional arrangements for classification of the LLB from 1 November 2018 for students registered on Standard Entry route with an effective date of registration of 30 November 2010 or later and before 30 November 2016 .. 30 Appendix I .. 31 Classification of students with RPL .. 31 Appendix J .. 32 Concurrent Pathway .. 32 Programme Regulations 2021 2022 Undergraduate Laws (LLB/CertHE Common Law/GradDip Commercial Law/Individual modules) 1 Important information regarding the Programme Regulations About this document Last revised: 8 January 2021As a student registered with the University of London, you are governed by the General Regulations and Programme Regulations associated with your Programme of study.

4 The Programme Regulations are designed and developed by the academic institution of the University of London responsible for the Programme , or in the case of a Consortium, by representatives of the contributing academic institutions. Programme Regulations will provide the detailed rules and guidance for your Programme of study. Further information about how to use the Programme Regulations can be found in the Student Guide. In addition to Programme Regulations , you will have to abide by the General Regulations . These Regulations apply to all students registered for a Programme of study with the University of London and provide the rules governing registration and assessment on all programmes; they also indicate what you may expect on completion of your Programme of study and how you may pursue a complaint, should that be necessary.

5 Programme Regulations should be read in conjunction with the General Regulations . The relevant General Regulations and the Programme Regulations relating to your registration with us are for the current year and not in the year in which you initially registered. On all matters where the Regulations are to be interpreted, or are silent, our decision will be final. Further information about your Programme of study is outlined in the Programme Specification which is available on the relevant Courses page of the website. The Programme Specification gives a broad outline of the structure and content of the programmes, as well as the learning outcomes students will achieve as they progress.

6 Terminology The following language is specific to Undergraduate Laws: Module: Individual units of the Programme are called modules. Each module is a self-contained, formally structured learning experience with a coherent and explicit set of learning outcomes and assessment criteria. Throughout the Regulations , we us and our mean the University of London; you and your mean the student, or where applicable, all students. If you have a query about any of the Programme information provided, please contact us. You should use the Ask a Question tab in the Student Portal. Significant changes made to the Undergraduate Laws Regulations 2021-2022 1)Labour law in global context and Alternative Dispute Resolution will be suspended in law in global context will be withdrawn Regulations 2021 2022 Undergraduate Laws (LLB/CertHE Common Law/GradDip Commercial Law/Individual modules) 2 Alternative Assessments during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak In line with our current General Regulations , the University may offer you alternative assessments where necessary.

7 This includes holding online timed assessments in place of written examinations, which are usually held at examination centres. Please note that this statement replaces any published information relating to assessments or written examinations in any of our materials, including the website. Previously published materials relating to examinations should therefore be read in conjunction with this statement. The University of London continues to work towards supporting the academic progression of all its students. The University also continues to be mindful of the health and wellbeing of its students during this pandemic, whilst protecting the academic standards of its awards. Programme Regulations 2021 2022 Undergraduate Laws (LLB/CertHE Common Law/GradDip Commercial Law/Individual modules) 3 1 Structures of the programmes The academic year begins on 1 November and ends on 31 October.

8 There are two effective dates of registration each academic year ; 1 November and 1 May. LLB Degree The maximum period of registration for the LLB is six years for those with an effective date of registration of 1 November 2017 or later. It is your responsibility to ensure that your choice of modules complies with the current Regulations . You may only register for available modules. We do not guarantee that all modules will be available every year . Providing you meet the provisions in Section 7 and Appendix A, and Appendix B, you may apply to change your choice of optional modules. If you have sat an examination for an optional module, you can only apply to change that choice of optional module when the examination results have been published.

9 The Dissertation [LA3200] is only available at Level 6 to those students who have achieved an average overall mark equivalent to at least a Second Class Honours, Lower Division classification. Introduction to English law [LA1050] must be completed by all Graduate Entry LLB students in their first academic year . Practising law in England and Wales Practising law in England and Wales currently involves three stages of training for both intending solicitors and barristers: the academic stage; the vocational training stage; and the practical training stage. Changes to the vocational stage of training for both solicitors and barristers were introduced from the 2020/21 academic year .

10 The following websites should be consulted for updates: Solicitor Solicitors Regulation Authority updates The Law Society updates Barrister Bar Standards Board updates Appendix A, Appendix B, Appendix C and Appendix D give the full structure and content of the programmes. Programme Regulations 2021 2022 Undergraduate Laws (LLB/CertHE Common Law/GradDip Commercial Law/Individual modules) 4 Certificate of Higher Education in Common Law The maximum period of registration for the CertHE is five years. If your effective date of registration is 1 November, you must register for a minimum of one module and may register for up to four modules in any academic year . If your effective date of registration is 1 May, you must, in your first academic year , register for a minimum of one module and may register for up to two modules.