3.6 Exceptional Grounds (see 5.3) For unbalanced exchanges being renewed on exceptional grounds, what are these and how do they offset the cost to the affected Department/School/Faculty/ and University? Note for sections 4, 5, and 6 below, where nothing has changed since the exchange was last approved, – this may be stated and a copy of the original QA37 proposal form appended if preferred. However checks MUST be made to verify that there have been no changes. Shaded boxes are those to be completed in consultation with the partner 4 Student support and monitoring 4.1 How will Bath students be supported and monitored by Bath while on exchange? 4.2 How will Bath students be supported and monitored by the partner institution while on exchange? Shaded boxes are those to be completed in consultation with the partner 5 ASSESSMENT 5.1 How will Bath students be assessed at the partner institution? 5.2 How and by whom will results achieved at the partner institution be converted into Bath marks? Shaded boxes are those to be completed in consultation with the partner 6 HEALTH, SAFETY, INSURANCE (see Annex, 3.4-10) The University Health, Safety and Environment Service (UHSE) and the International Mobility Office can provide advice and support in evaluating exchange opportunities. The University of Bath recognises and accepts its moral and legal responsibility as an employer to provide a safe and healthy workplace for its staff, students and visitors. 6.1 What health and safety information does the partner provide to its students (please attach a copy or cite the web reference)? OR if documentation or a web reference is not available, do the health and safety policies partner’s comply with the requirements of the host country? Notes: In asking partners to confirm this, we do not intend to express doubt about their reputability, but are required to ask the question for legal reasons. .
3.6 Exceptional Grounds (see 5.3) For unbalanced exchanges being renewed on exceptional grounds, what are these and how do they offset the cost to the affected Department/School/Faculty/ and University? Note – for sections 4, 5, and 6 below, where nothing has changed since the exchange was last approved, this may be stated and a copy of the original QA37 proposal form appended if preferred. However checks MUST be made to verify that there have been no changes. Shaded boxes are those to be completed in consultation with the partner 4 Student support and monitoring 4.1 How will Bath students be supported and monitored by Bath while on exchange? 4.2 How will Bath students be supported and monitored by the partner institution while on exchange? Shaded boxes are those to be completed in consultation with the partner 5 ASSESSMENT 5.1 How will Bath students be assessed at the partner institution? 5.2 How and by whom will results achieved at the partner institution be converted into Bath marks? Shaded boxes are those to be completed in consultation with the partner 6 HEALTH, SAFETY, INSURANCE (see Annex, 3.4-10) The University Health, Safety and Environment Service (UHSE) and the International Mobility Office can provide advice and support in evaluating exchange opportunities. The University of Bath recognises and accepts its moral and legal responsibility as an employer to provide a safe and healthy workplace for its staff, students and visitors. 6.1 What health and safety information does the partner provide to its students (please attach a copy or cite the web reference)? OR if documentation or a web reference is not available, do the partner’s health and safety policies comply with the requirements of the host country? Notes: In asking partners to confirm this, we do not intend to express doubt about their reputability, but are required to ask the question for legal reasons. .
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