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Rules and regulations
All University regulations, procedures and policies applicable to you are intended to provide a fair framework to enable all students to benefit from the education provided by the University and to achieve the highest award appropriate. They also protect the academic standing of the University and the academic integrity of its awards.
Fitness to practise refers to the ability to meet professional standards, and London Metropolitan University recognises that in conferring certain academic awards leading to a professional qualification, it has a duty to ensure the fitness of students for practise and registration with the relevant Professional Statutory Regulatory Body (PSRB).
The primary purpose of the Fitness to Practise Policy is to safeguard members of the public and to maintain public confidence in the professions covered by this policy.