make the report of its own and the External Examiner available to the other’s students. A response to the External will be made in consultation by the Examiners’ reports joint Chairs of PMB, and made available to students at both Universities. Academic Appeals, Complaints and Disciplinary Procedures An academic appeal against a decision of an Examination Board will be made using the procedure of Kent for Level 4 and 5 Boards and of CCCU for the Level 6 Board. A student may make a complaint using the procedure of Kent while studying at Level 4 and 5 and of CCCU at Level 6. If the complaint refers to a module delivered by the other University, then that procedure will be used. University’s Disciplinary action may be taken against a student using the procedure of Kent for a student studying at Level 4 and 5 and for CCCU at Level 6. If the action refers to a module delivered by the other University, then that University’s procedure will be used. Where there is uncertainty regarding which appeal, complaint and/or University’s disciplinary procedure should be used, the joint Chairs of PMB will be consulted. Their decision is final. Where any Panel is convened, the panel will comprise staff from each University. The Chair will be from the University under which procedure is in use. Each University will inform the other, through the joint Chairs of PMB, of each stage of all appeals, complaints and/or disciplinary procedures, and will share materials as appropriate where there is a joint interest. Programme Management Board The Programme Management Board will receive summary reports of the outcome of any appeal, complaint or disciplinary action as a standing agenda item. The Programme Management Board will ensure that student feedback information is shared between Universities in a timely manner.
make the report of its own and the other’s External Examiner available to the students. A response to the External Examiners’ reports will be made in consultation by the joint Chairs of PMB, and made available to students at both Universities. Academic Appeals, Complaints and Disciplinary Procedures An academic appeal against a decision of an Examination Board will be made using the procedure of Kent for Level 4 and 5 Boards and of CCCU for the Level 6 Board. A student may make a complaint using the procedure of Kent while studying at Level 4 and 5 and of CCCU at Level 6. If the complaint refers to a module delivered by the other University, then that University’s procedure will be used. Disciplinary action may be taken against a student using the procedure of Kent for a student studying at Level 4 and 5 and for CCCU at Level 6. If the action refers to a module delivered by the other University, then that University’s procedure will be used. Where there is uncertainty regarding which University’s appeal, complaint and/or disciplinary procedure should be used, the joint Chairs of PMB will be consulted. Their decision is final. Where any Panel is convened, the panel will comprise staff from each University. The Chair will be from the University under which procedure is in use. Each University will inform the other, through the joint Chairs of PMB, of each stage of all appeals, complaints and/or disciplinary procedures, and will share materials as appropriate where there is a joint interest. Programme Management Board The Programme Management Board will receive summary reports of the outcome of any appeal, complaint or disciplinary action as a standing agenda item. The Programme Management Board will ensure that student feedback information is shared between Universities in a timely manner.
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