GRADUATE STUDENT - COLLEGE CONTRACT STUDENT NAME:____________________ STUDENT DATE OF BIRTH:_____________ Introduction A matriculated student at is a member both of and of one of its constituent Colleges or Private Halls (referred to as “the College”). The two relationships are governed by separate, though interlinking, contracts. The purpose of this document is to identify the main terms of the contract which you will have with the College on acceptance of the offer of a place on a course which has been made to you. By signing and returning this document you will enter into a contract with the College (referred to as being the ‘College Contract’) on those terms. University and college membership The continuing relationship between you and the College is linked to your continuing relationship with the University. You agree as part of the College Contract to abide by the rules and regulations of the University, as amended from time to time in the course of your studies. Once you become a member of the University by matriculation, your membership of the College will be conditional upon your remaining a member of the University. If you are subjected by the University to suspension or other sanctions, the College may also impose similar or other appropriate sanctions. It is not possible for all the regulations governing your relationship with the College to be reproduced here in full. Most of them will be set out in the documents referred to in this document, namely the Student Handbook (or “Blue Book”) and accommodation contract, which will be provided to you. The contents of these documents together with the College Statutes and Bylaws, as amended from time to time in the course of your studies, form part of the College Contract. You should read them, and any subsequent amendments made to them, in the form, whether electronic or hard copy, in which they are made available. Undertakings by the College Teaching. Teaching for graduates is provided by the relevant departments and is not the responsibility of the College. Library and IT facilities. The College will provide library and IT facilities in connection with your studies and on the conditions and at the times set out in the Student Handbook, which may vary from time to time. Facilities may be withdrawn or limited for building works or other development, or in the event of adverse circumstances beyond the control of the College.
GRADUATE STUDENT - COLLEGE CONTRACT STUDENT NAME:____________________ STUDENT DATE OF BIRTH:_____________ Introduction A matriculated student at is a member both of and of one of its constituent Colleges or Private Halls (referred to as “the College”). The two relationships are governed by separate, though interlinking, contracts. The purpose of this document is to identify the main terms of the contract which you will have with the College on acceptance of the offer of a place on a course which has been made to you. By signing and returning this document you will enter into a contract with the College (referred to as being the ‘College Contract’) on those terms. University and college membership The continuing relationship between you and the College is linked to your continuing relationship with the University. You agree as part of the College Contract to abide by the rules and regulations of the University, as amended from time to time in the course of your studies. Once you become a member of the University by matriculation, your membership of the College will be conditional upon your remaining a member of the University. If you are subjected by the University to suspension or other sanctions, the College may also impose similar or other appropriate sanctions. It is not possible for all the regulations governing your relationship with the College to be reproduced here in full. Most of them will be set out in the documents referred to in this document, namely the Student Handbook (or “Blue Book”) and accommodation contract, which will be provided to you. The contents of these documents together with the College Statutes and Bylaws, as amended from time to time in the course of your studies, form part of the College Contract. You should read them, and any subsequent amendments made to them, in the form, whether electronic or hard copy, in which they are made available. Undertakings by the College Teaching. Teaching for graduates is provided by the relevant departments and is not the responsibility of the College. Library and IT facilities. The College will provide library and IT facilities in connection with your studies and on the conditions and at the times set out in the Student Handbook, which may vary from time to time. Facilities may be withdrawn or limited for building works or other development, or in the event of adverse circumstances beyond the control of the College.
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