Programme development
The programme development procedure ensures that all proposals to develop new programmes of study or to change previously approved programmes are scrutinised thoroughly. This scrutiny ensures that each programme of study offered by Queen Mary is designed to the highest possible academic standards and offers students the best possible teaching and learning experience. It also ensures that resource implications are identified and resolved at the earliest stage.
Detailed guidance relating to the procedures for the approval, amendment and withdrawal of programmes, including process flowcharts, is given in the Programme and Module Developer's Guidelines below.
Information and guidance regarding the design and revision of modules is included in the section on .
All programme / module developments will be considered and/or reported at and should take account of the schedule of timescales for approval, amendment and withdrawal.
Please note that the guidance provided on these pages does not include information about proposals involving a collaborative partner. Guidance on developing collaborative proposals is available on the page.
Programme Forms and Guidance
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Collaborative programmes
Please note that the guidance provided on these pages does not include full information about proposals involving a collaborative partner. Guidance on developing collaborative proposals is available on the Collaborative Provision page.
Internal sources to be used in programme development include:
- Academic Regulations
- Queen Mary Academic Credit Framework Policy [PDF 207KB]
- Generic Level Descriptors [PDF 60KB]
- Framework for Professional Doctorate programmes [PDF 544KB]
External sources to be used in programme development include:
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