City, University of London Senate Regulation 19 Assessment Regulations 2018/19

19TRANSFER PROVISIONS

A student may be permitted to transfer from a Bachelor degree Programme to a related degree Programme in certain circumstances, as detailed below:

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   If a student does not pass the Programme Stage 1 assessment they will normally be required to withdraw unless transfer to another Programme has been approved as a Programme Regulation and is permitted in the Programme Specification. The student may be able to transfer to an Ordinary Degree route if this is included in the Programme Specification. Students may not transfer to another Programme after Programme Stage 1 except as detailed in 4.12ii below.
   

2. 
   A student who does not pass the Programme Stage 2 assessment may, at the discretion of the Assessment Board:
   

1. 
   be permitted to transfer to a related Ordinary Degree Programme. This is subject to the agreement of the Assessment Board and will not normally be permitted when a student has obtained less than 90 credits at the Programme Stage 2 assessment.
   

2. 
   where no suitable Ordinary Degree Programme exists, be permitted to continue on the Honours Degree Programme but will be restricted to an Ordinary Degree in the final classification. This will not normally be permitted when a student has obtained less than 90 credits at the Programme Stage 2 assessment.
   

3. 
   A student who has successfully completed Programme Stage 2 of a Bachelor’s Degree Programme may transfer to Programme Stage 3 of a related Integrated Masters Programme where this is permitted as a Programme Regulation.
   

Specific provisions for transfer for students who take but fail, or do not complete Programme Stage 3 or 4 of an Integrated Masters Degree are set out in the Programme Regulations for the appropriate Programmes.