The Designated Faculty Officers are the Deputy Dean in the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, the Sub-Dean for Faculty of Science undergraduates and the Deputy Dean for Faculty of Science postgraduates. Where appropriate the Designated Officer will issue a formal warning and specify how the performance of the student must improve. If the student's performance fails to improve they will be required to withdraw from the University. As a member of the Academic staff, you should familiarise yourself with the regulations of the degrees which you teach. The University Calendar carries the details and off prints may be obtained from the Chief Clerk.
Most departments have a booklet setting out the undergraduate course content in some detail.
Further details on course availability for undergraduates is set out in Faculty Handbooks. Plagiarism Misconduct in research includes plagiarism, failure to give due credit to the work of others and fabrication of results or evidence, as well as the use of unethical research methods. The scope of our regulations also applies to continuous assessment. Concessions Concessions are required for students to be given permission for an academic matter outside of the normal regulations. For example, to be admitted with non-standard entry qualifications or to change to a course of study not specified in the regulations and so on.