How should we review programmes that are run jointly by more than one department?
If the programme has relatively few students is it necessary to review it?
When should we expect the statistical information to be sent?
What if the statistical information provided is not accurate?
What should we do if we decide as a result of the APR that a programme structure needs changing?
What if we haven't received our External Examiners' reports by the time of the review meeting?
If your school has not received the written reports by the time of the meeting then any comments made by the External Examiner[s] at exam boards should be taken into account instead. Minutes of Boards of Examiners are one of the pieces of information which should be used to review programmes and comments from External Examiners should appear in these minutes. The formal External Examiners' reports can then be included and reviewed at next years' APR meeting.