G R Evans Jaswinder Gill, ,
Legal actions by students against universities are growing in number, and the issues such actions raise are becoming a major concern for both teaching and administrative staff. This handbook is designed to clarify the legal framework that binds the student with the university or college.
Introduction; Chapter 1 Becoming a student; Chapter 2 The contract with the university; Chapter 3 Taking care of students; Chapter 4 Providing guidance and clear information about course and examination requirements; Chapter 5 Failing examinations; Chapter 6 Keeping the rules; Chapter 7 The staff-student boundary; Chapter 8 Complaints; Chapter 9 Getting help; Chapter 10 Remedies; Chapter 11 The student whistleblower and the university´s response to criticism; conclusion Conclusion;
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Legal actions by students against universities are growing in number, and the issues such actions raise are becoming a major concern for both teaching and administrative staff. This handbook is designed to clarify the legal framework that binds the student with the university or college.
