CMT 10th February 2014
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS
Planning approval is sought for the following proposals:
FACULTY OF HEALTH, SOCIAL CARE AND EDUCATION
REF
FHSCE
13/04
Page 1
START &
INTAKE
January
2015
Trimester 1
and 2
intakes per
year
AWARD
TITLE
MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS
NATURE OF PROPOSAL
LLM
MSc
PG Dip
PG Cert
Medical and
Health Care
Law and Ethics
Full time/ part time block
delivery
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Face-to-face
Chelmsford
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180 credits @ L7 (LLM/MSc)
120 credits @ L7 (PG Dip)
60 credits @ L7 (PG Cert)
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FHSCE
13/05
September
2014
Page 8
Trimester 1
intake per
year
MSc
PG Dip
PG Cert
Health
Informatics
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Full time/ part time
Face-to-face
Chelmsford & Cambridge
180 credits @ L7 (MSc)
120 credits @ L7 (PG Dip)
60 credits @ L7 (PG Cert)
CMT Proposals 10th February 2014
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DECISION
Proposal for two new PG courses (four intended
awards) jointly developed between ALSS and FHSCE
LLM Medical & Health Care Law and Ethics: this course
will sit within the Anglia Law School Department,
FALSS. There are no intended intermediate awards;
only exit awards.
MSc Medical & Health Care Law and Ethics: this course
will sit in the Faculty of HSCE, within the Department of
Allied Health & Medicine. It will include the 2 intended
intermediate awards: PG Cert M&HCL&E and PG Dip
M&HCL&E.
Proposed home/EU tuition fee of £6,695
international/non-EU tuition fee £10,500 (DLOO/Q))
Anticipated annual recruitment 15-20 students
The proposed course will provide a progression route for
LLB students on the Chelmsford campus
The courses will offer two intake points.
50% new modules of three 30 credit modules
No significant capital spend
Standard trimester delivery
Proposal for a new PG course (three intended awards)
Proposed home/EU tuition fee of £6,695
international/non-EU tuition fee £10,500 (DLOO/Q)
Anticipated annual recruitment 15-20 students
The courses are aimed to appeal to the increasing
demand for health informatics professionals in
developing countries
33% new modules of two 30 credit modules, 67%
existing modules
No significant capital spend
Standard trimester delivery
Not approved
– title
considered
too lengthy.
Title to be
revised and
revised
proposal to be
submitted to
CMT.
Approved
Academic Office
FACULTY OF HEALTH, SOCIAL CARE AND EDUCATION continued
REF
FHSCE
13/06
Page 16
START &
INTAKE
September
2014
AWARD
TITLE
MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS
MSc
PG Dip
PG Cert
Health
Economics
Full time/ part time
Trimester 1
intake per
year
NATURE OF PROPOSAL
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Face-to-face
DL to be developed following
the first intake
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Chelmsford & Cambridge
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180 credits @ L7 (MSc)
120 credits @ L7 (PG Dip)
60 credits @ L7 (PG Cert)
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DECISION
Proposal for a new PG course (three intended awards)
Proposed home/EU tuition fee of £6,695
international/non-EU tuition fee £10,500 (DLOO/Q)
Anticipated annual recruitment 15-20 students
The course will focus on the required skills and
knowledge to make economic evaluations for healthcare
The course aims to attract students from the Far East,
Middle East and African developing economic states
and will offer two intake points.
33% new modules of two 30 credit modules, 67%
existing modules
No significant capital spend
Standard trimester delivery
Approved
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
REF
FST
13/08
START &
INTAKE
September
2014
AWARD
TITLE
MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS
NATURE OF PROPOSAL
FdSc
Architectural
Technology
Part time (full time tbc)
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Face-to-face
Page 24
Semester 1
and 2
intakes per
year
Cambridge Regional
College (CRC)
120 credits @ L4
120 credits @ L5
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DECISION
Proposal to franchise an existing approved course
Proposed home/EU tuition fee of £3,250 international/nonEU tuition fee tba
Anticipated annual recruitment 10 fte
FdSc Architectural Technology is not an accredited
course, however the BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology
(progression route) is accredited by the Chartered
Institute of Architectural Technologists
The course delivery at Chelmsford was integrated into
other courses, this has now been withdrawn
Students would benefit from targeted support from CRC
which already successfully delivers FdA Construction and
has appropriate resources
100% existing modules
No significant capital spend
Standard semester delivery
Approved
Academic Office
FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY continued
REF
FST
13/09
Page 31
START &
INTAKE
April 2014
Quarterly
intakes per
year
AWARD
TITLE
MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS
MSc
PG Dip
PG Cert
Telecommunications
Distance Learning
NATURE OF PROPOSAL
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RDI Coventry
180 credits @ L7
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DECISION
Proposal for a new validated course
Proposed tuition fees as per the academic agreement
Anticipated annual recruitment 24 fte
The course is currently being delivered by another
partner of RDIs
The main customer for the course will be MTN, a
Nigerian telecoms company. The course will offer four
entry points a year.
No significant capital spend
Non-standard quarterly delivery
Approved
FACULTY OF ARTS, LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCES late submission
REF
FST
13/02
Page 40
START &
INTAKE
September
2014
AWARD
TITLE
MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS
LLM
PG Dip
International
Business Law
Full time
Semester 1
and 2
intakes per
year
CMT Proposals 10th February 2014
NATURE OF PROPOSAL
Face-to-face
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Amity Singapore
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180 credits @ L7 (LLM)
120 credits @ L7 (PG
Dip)
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DECISION
Proposal to franchise an existing approved course
Proposed tuition fees as per the academic agreement
Anticipated annual recruitment 100 over three intake
periods
It is far easier for students from countries such as India,
Sri Lanka and Indonesia to obtain visas to study in
Singapore than the UK. The course will have two intake
points a year.
100% existing modules
No significant capital spend
Non-standard delivery:
September starters – course is delivered over 3
trimesters (12 months)
January starters – course is delivered over 3 semesters
(18 months)
Approved
Academic Office
CMT Proposals 10th February 2014
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Academic Office