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General
regulations and procedures The Manual of Academic Procedures
and Regulations (MARP) contains the regulations relating to postgraduate
study that have been approved by the Senate of the University. The
following web pages contain information relevant to particular postgraduate
programmes and schemes:
Part-time students - a part-time postgraduate student is a
person who is registered for a recognised scheme of study but undertaking the
work over an agreed longer period of time. Full-time students: paid employment - A full-time
postgraduate student may, subject to the approval of the department(s)
concerned, undertake demonstrating, teaching or other academic-related work,
provided that the work is compatible with the student's academic obligations.
The total time devoted to such work shall not exceed an average of six hours
per week in any one term. Students should consult the department(s) concerned
prior to undertaking any other paid work, in order to ensure that the work
would not interfere with their studies. These regulations apply in addition
to any such conditions laid down by grant-awarding bodies. Code
of Practice on the Employment of Postgraduate Students. Study away from the University - a student
registered full-time or part-time for the degree of M.Phil. or Ph.D. whose
normal place of work for the degree is somewhere other than the University
must attend at
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