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- Student administration and academic policy
- Taught students
- Research students
- Staff
- Assessment and feedback
- Assessment procedures
- Awarding of Taught Students
- Collaborative provision
- Committees
- Levels and awards framework
- Programme and module descriptors
- Programme and module development
- Programmes of study regulations
- Quality assurance and monitoring
- Registry services
- Student complaints and appeals
- Supervision of Research Students
- Undergraduate Assessment Norms
- University regulations
- Staff development
- Education Quality and Enhancement Projects
- Student administration and academic policy
- Introduction
- Module Title
- Credit Value
- Module Code
- Module Convener
- Duration of Module
- Number of Students Taking the Modules
- Description
- Aims
- Intended Learning Outcomes
- ILO Problems
- Intended Learning Outcomes, teaching, and assessment
- Syllabus Plan
- Learning Activities and Teaching Methods
- Assignments and assessments
- Reassessment
- Indicative Learning Resources
- Credit Value
- ECTS Value
- Pre-requisites
- Co-requisites
- Distance Learning
- Module Level
- Date of Revision
- Key Word Search
Introduction
The key national ‘quality’ focus for the design of new modules is the clear linking of the aims, intended learning outcomes and assessment methods. The purpose of the Module Descriptor is to describe and define clearly what the students are expected to learn, how they will learn it, how their learning will be assessed and how the criteria used to judge achievement are aligned to the intended learning outcomes. It should be clear how learning activities will enable students to develop knowledge, experience, transferable skills and subject specific skills. It should also be clear how each and of the intended learning outcomes will be assessed.
The Module Descriptor should be written to the student in student-friendly language and should give a genuine and inspiring picture of the learning experiences and outcomes planned. Use engaging text (which could in principle be copied into a student handbook) that will inspire students to choose your subject.
