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These Exam Sub-Board 'local rules' apply to the following programmes:
MSc Criminal Justice Policy
MSc Global Population Health (formerly MSc Health, Population and Society) (withdrawn 2018/19)
MSc International Social & Public Policy
MSc International Social & Public Policy (Development)
MSc International Social & Public Policy (Migration)
MSc International Social & Public Policy (Non-Governmental Organisations)
MSc International Social & Public Policy (Research)
MSc Social Policy and Development (withdrawn 2018/19)
MSc Social Policy and Development: Non-Governmental Organisations (formerly MSc Non-Governmental Organisations and Development) (withdrawn 2018/19)
MSc Social Policy (European and Comparative Social Policy) (formerly MSc European Social Policy) (withdrawn 2018/19)
MSc Social Policy (Research) (withdrawn 2019/20)
MSc Social Policy (Social Policy and Planning) (formerly MSc Social Policy and Planning) (withdrawn 2018/19)
 

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Course critical to assessment:
A pass mark of 50 or above must be achieved in the courses indicated below in order for a student to be eligible for the award of a degree:
From 2015/16 to 2017/18 MSc Social Policy and Development: SA472 Dissertation.
From 2015/16 to 2017/18 MSc Social Policy and Development: Non-Governmental Organisations: SA470 Dissertation.
For 2018/19 MSc Social Policy (Research): SA47R Dissertation.
MSc International Social & Public Policy (all streams): SP499 (formerly SA470) Dissertation.
MSc Criminal Justice Policy: SP498 (formerly SA465) Dissertation.

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Distinction/Merit borderline (scheme paragraph 3.3.2):
Classification for students with mark profiles falling into this range will always be determined to the advantage of the student.

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Merit/Pass borderline (scheme paragraph 3.3.4):
Classification for students with mark profiles falling into this range will always be determined to the advantage of the student.