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Psychology - 36523

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Programme Offerings

Programme Offerings

Part-Time

DL-JMU-APR

Mode of Delivery:Distance Learning

Intake Month:April

Teaching Institution:LJMU Taught

Programme Length, Programme Duration:1 Year

DL-JMU-JAN

Mode of Delivery:Distance Learning

Intake Month:January

Teaching Institution:LJMU Taught

Programme Length, Programme Duration:1 Year

DL-JMU-JUL

Mode of Delivery:Distance Learning

Intake Month:July

Teaching Institution:LJMU Taught

Programme Length, Programme Duration:1 Year

DL-JMU-OCT

Mode of Delivery:Distance Learning

Intake Month:October

Teaching Institution:LJMU Taught

Programme Length, Programme Duration:1 Year

Awarding Institution

Liverpool John Moores University

Owning Faculty

Health

Owning School

Psychology

Career

Postgraduate Taught

Programme Type

Incoming Exchange

Language of Programme

All LJMU programmes are delivered and assessed in English

Programme Leader

Andy Tattersall

Programme Status

ACTIVE

Grade Descriptors
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Assessment and Feedback Policy
Assessment and Feedback Policy
Problems Completing Assessment
Problems Completing Assessment
Academic Misconduct
Academic Misconduct
Current Academic Calendar
Current Academic Calendar

Student Support
Support services for students studying on LJMU home programmes
Library and IT Support
Library Services, including online resources for all LJMU students
Student Life at LJMU
Information about student life in Liverpool
Global Opportunities
Opportunities to study or work abroad Information for incoming exchange students
Student Futures
Careers, Employability and Start-Up
John Moores Student Union
JMSU represents all LJMU home students

The university may make changes to a programme of study or module where such changes are deemed to be beneficial to students, or are minor in nature and unlikely to impact negatively upon students or become necessary due to circumstances beyond the control of the university. Such events are rare, but where this does happen the university operates a policy of consultation, advice and support to all enrolled students affected by a proposed change to their programme or module. Where changes are proposed which will affect existing students, programme teams must ensure that those students will not be disadvantaged by the change.

Examples of essential change include: changes enabling new research to be brought into the curriculum, or changes that are subsequently agreed in response to concerns expressed by students, external examiners or professional, statutory and regulatory bodies (PSRBs). Oversight and approval of changes through review and minor change processes provide an additional safeguard to the student experience of continuing students.

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