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Diagrams etc. to accompany short presentation to University of Greenwich teaching fellows
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University of Greenwich Academic CalendarStatement of Principles
The calendar should first and foremost be driven by an academic rationale; it should reflect the needs of all students; be consistent and transparent; and comply with frameworks imposed by Government regulatory bodies
Requirements• The calendar should deliver: • Parity of student opportunity, access & experience irrespective of mode of study, programme
start/finish date or student status;• Scope for differentiation based on need at different levels, between P/G and U/G and also at Levels
4, 5 and 6; • Teaching blocs of equal length;• Scheduled study/revision periods; • Defined points for assessment by examination for P/G and U/G study;• Opportunities for reassessment in an academic session; • Formalised progression points (PABs) that correspond with year round programme start and
finish dates;• Formalised Summer teaching & learning activity;• Minimal disruption due to timing of Easter;
In identifying these requirements the following checks are noted:• Recognition that a more flexible academic calendar is not synonymous with growth and
proliferation to the programme/course offer;• Acceptance of certain limits imposed by market forces and the requirement for intelligent
resource deployment;