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The gathering, storage, use, release and disposal of personal information is regulated by the General Data Protection Regulation. The University’s policy and guidelines with respect to the regulations, are published by the Data Protection and Freedom of Information Office.
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The University’s website does not automatically capture or store personal data from visitors to the site, other than to log your IP address and session information. Session information includes the time and duration of your visit to the site, the files requested, and the browser used. This information will only be accessed by authorised persons of the University of Glasgow or its agents. The information will be retained by the University and will only be used for the purpose of (a) managing the site system, (b)  the identification of broken links, and (c) for statistical and audit purposes.
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These terms of use set out the terms for use of the website and applies to all users of and visitors to the website (‘you’). Please read these terms of use carefully before you begin to use the website. By using the website, you accept these terms of use and agree to abide by them. Please do not use the website if you do not agree with these terms of use.
Access to the website is on a temporary basis and the University reserves the right to withdraw or amend the service provided to you on the website at any time. Sections of the website may be restricted to certain users at any time.
You may only use the website for lawful purposes. You may not use the website:
In any way that breaches any applicable local, national or international law or regulation
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The content on the website is maintained locally, at departmental and other levels. The content of the University’s main website is overseen by the University’s Web Team, however not all webpages within the main website are controlled centrally.
The content on the website is provided ‘as is’, and without warranties, representations or undertakings. The University tries to ensure that the content and information available on the website is accurate at the time of publication but it does not warrant that this is the case. Nothing on the website constitutes any part of a contract unless otherwise expressly stated.
Any links within the website to third party websites are not checked by the University and the University bears no responsibility for the content of external sites. If you access external sites through the website, you do so at your own risk.
The University permits its students and staff to maintain personal pages on the website, and associated sites. Any views expressed on these pages do not necessarily represent the views of the University.
We make no guarantees that the website is free from so called computer viruses. It is strongly recommended that you check for such viruses before downloading it or its contents
The University accepts no liability for any claims, penalties, loss or expenses arising from your use of the website including: any reliance you might place on the content of the website; use of or inability to use the website; the downloading of any materials from the website; or any unauthorised use or access to the website.
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