CMT 28th November 2011
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES
Planning approval is sought for the following proposals:
FACULTY OF ARTS, LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
REF
ALSS
04/11
START &
INTAKE
September
2012
AWARD
TITLE
MODE-LOCATION-CREDITS
NATURE OF PROPOSAL
DECISION
MA
Christian Theology
Full-time and part-time

Approved
Face to face, distance
learning and blended learning


PG Dip
p.1
1 intake a
year Sept
PG Cert
Cambridge (Cambridge
Theological Federation)

180 credits @ level 4
(180: MA, 120: PG Dip,
60: PG Cert)
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
Proposed Home/EU tuition fees £5,500, Non
EU/International tuition fee £9,800
Anticipated annual recruitment of 15 students
Proposal will expand the Cambridge Theological
Federation Masters level portfolio and attract a
number of different category students to that of
the existing MA Pastoral Theology
Four new modules proposed in total and three
MA Pastoral Theology modules will be deleted
No significant capital spend
Standard semester delivery pattern
LORD ASHCROFT INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL
REF
LAIBS
05/11
START &
INTAKE
September
2012
AWARD
TITLE
MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS
NATURE OF PROPOSAL
DECISION
BSc (Hons)
x6
Business and Human
Resource Management
Full-time and part-time


Approved with
the condition that
the Approval
Panel are
required to
consider whether
the appropriate
award for these
pathways
(except for BSc
(Hons)
Accounting and
Law) should be
BA (Hons) or
BSc (Hons)
Face to face
p.7
2 intakes a
year Sept
& Jan
E-Business
Business and
Marketing
London College of
Accountancy

120 credits @ level 1, 2, 3
Business and Law

Business and Tourism


Accounting and Law
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Anticipated annual recruitment 400 students
Proposal is for six new pathways to combine
with the existing two UG pathways to create a
suite of eight pathways with substantive shared
elements
19 new modules across the suite totalling 570
credits, a total of 14 modules totalling 240
credits will be shared with the two pre-existing
pathways
On average each pathway will share 67% of its
module content with other pathways in the suite
No significant capital spend
Standard trimester delivery of primarily ‘long
thin’ modules
Academic Office
FACULTY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
REF
FST
12/11
p.14
START &
INTAKE
September
2012
AWARD
TITLE
MODE-LOCATION-CREDITS
NATURE OF PROPOSAL
DECISION
MSc
Sustainability:
Adaptation, Resilience
and Mitigation
Full-time and part-time

Not approved
Face to face delivery

4 modules at ARU Cambridge
2 modules at the Eden
Project, Cornwall

2 intakes a
year Sept
& Jan
180 credits @ level 4
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Proposed Home/EU tuition fees £7,200, Non
EU/International tuition fee £10,000
Anticipated annual recruitment of 50-60
students
The proposal is building on the work of the
Global Sustainability Institute and in line with the
Faculty Strategic Plan which has a strong focus
on sustainability
Delivery will be block mode by a series of five
day residentials
Six new modules proposed, 100% new
modules, one may be shared with MSc Life
Sciences which is under development
No significant capital spend
Standard trimester delivery pattern
The Built
Environment
department
are asked to
re-consider the
title of this
pathway (too
long and
complicated)
Academic Office