Admissions Procedures - GTTR
2.21. Each application through the
GTTR
will
be considered carefully on its own merits by a trained and
experienced assessor taking into account the educational and
professional experience and aspirations of the applicant.
2.22. All students will be admitted in line with the
University's admissions policy.
2.23. Consideration will be given as to
whether applicants will be able to fulfil the objectives of the
programme of study and achieve the standards required.
2.24. A range of factors additional to
formal examination results is considered in the selection process.
These include:
i. The
personal statement and reference
ii. Additional evidence of achievement,
motivation and potential as gathered through interview or
assessment of written materials
iii. Other factors as
appropriate to the discipline, such as employment or volunteer work
in relevant fields and sustained critical engagement with relevant
issues.
2.25. Achieving examination grades
equivalent to or above the standard offer for a course does not
automatically entitle a candidate to an offer.
2.26. The requirements of the
GTTR
scheme
will be observed for full time Postgraduate Certificate of
Education entry.
2.27. Applications will be dealt with
efficiently without unnecessary delay.
2.28. Offers are based on the information provided on the
appropriate application form and at obtained through a
multi-faceted interview, and may be conditional on obtaining a
certain standard in specified examinations.