In this Chapter

• Section 1. MATRICULATIONpp. 167–169
  • Classes of Persons Qualified to Matriculate
  • Examination Requirements for Matriculation
  • Schedule I - Examination Requirements for Matriculation
  • Schedule II - Examination Requirements for Matriculation: Qualifying Awards
• Section 2. RESIGNATION OF MEMBERSHIP OF THE UNIVERSITYp. 169
• Section 3. AFFILIATED STUDENTSpp. 169–172
  • • • Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic
      • Archaeology
      • Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
      • Chemical Engineering
      • Classics
      • Computer Science
      • Economics
      • Education
      • Engineering
      • English
      • Geography
      • History
      • History of Art
      • Human, Social, and Political Sciences
      • Land Economy
      • Linguistics
      • Management Studies
      • Mathematics
      • Modern and Medieval Languages
      • Music
      • Natural Sciences
      • Philosophy
      • Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion
• Section 4. STATUS OF BACHELOR OF ARTSpp. 172–173
• Section 5. STATUS OF MASTER OF ARTSpp. 173–174
• Section 6. INCORPORATIONp. 174
• Section 7. TERMS AND LONG VACATIONp. 174
• Section 8. DATES OF TERM AND FULL TERMpp. 175–176
  • Notice
• Section 9. RESIDENCE AND PRECINCTS OF THE UNIVERSITYpp. 176–177
• Section 10. ADMISSION TO DEGREESpp. 177–183
  • Supplicats
  • Presentation and Admission of Candidates for Degrees
  • Forms of Presentation for Degrees
    • • For the degree of Bachelor of Arts, Medicine, Music, Surgery, Theology for Ministry, or Veterinary Medicine
      • For the degree of Master of Arts, Advanced Study, Business Administration, Corporate Law, Education, Engineering, Finance, 〈Accounting〉, Law, Letters, Mathematics, Music, Natural Sciences, Philosophy, Research, Science, Studies, or Surgery
      • For the degrees of Master of Engineering or Natural Sciences or Mathematics and Bachelor of Arts when candidates are presented for the two degrees together
      • For the degree of Master of Arts under Statute B II 2
      • For the degree of Bachelor or Doctor of Divinity
      • For the degree of Doctor of Business, Education, Engineering, Law, Letters, Medical Science, Medicine, Music, Philosophy, Science, or Veterinary Medicine
      • For a degree by incorporation
      • honoris causa
  • Forms of Admission to Degrees
    • • For the degree of Master of Arts under Statute B II 2
      • For a degree by incorporation
      • For the title of a degree honoris causa
      • For the degrees of Master of Engineering or Natural Sciences or Mathematics and Bachelor of Arts when the two degrees are conferred together
      • For all other degrees
    • Schedule
• Section 11. ORDER OF SENIORITY OF GRADUATESp. 184
• Section 12. ACADEMICAL DRESSpp. 185–188
  • General
  • Black Gowns
  • Hoods
  • Festal Gowns
  • Headdresses
  • Dress at Graduation
• Section 13. ADDRESSES TO THE SOVEREIGN AND FORMAL LETTERS TO OTHER UNIVERSITIESpp. 188–189
• Section 14. SERMONS AND COMMEMORATIONSp. 189
• Section 15. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' UNIONpp. 189–190
• Section 16. GRADUATE UNIONpp. 190–194
  • Code of practice in respect of student unions issued under section 22 of the Education Act 1994
• Section 17. DISCIPLINEpp. 194–199
  • General
  • Notice by the General Board
    • University-wide statement on plagiarism
  • Fines
  • Motor Vehicles
  • Bicycles and Boats
  • Clubs and Societies
  • Meetings and Public Gatherings on University Premises
    • Code of practice issued under section 43 of the Education (No 2) Act 1986
• Section 18. UNIVERSITY COURTS AND DISCIPLINARY PANELSp. 199
  • Initiation of proceedings before the University Tribunal, the Discipline Committee, or the Discipline Board
• Section 19. UNIVERSITY TRIBUNALpp. 200–202
  • Appointment of members of the University Tribunal
  • Rules of Procedure
• Section 20. DISCIPLINE COMMITTEEpp. 202–204
  • Appointment of members of the Discipline Committee
  • Rules of Procedure
• Section 21. DISCIPLINE BOARDpp. 204–205
• Section 22. MEDICAL BOARDSpp. 205–206
• Section 23. SEPTEMVIRIpp. 206–208
• Section 24. COMPLAINTS BY STUDENTS [Rescinded]p. 208
  • Student Complaints Procedure Approved by the Council [Rescinded]
• Section 25. REGULATIONS FOR THE CONSIDERATION OF COMPLAINTS AND REQUESTS FOR REVIEW BY STUDENTSpp. 208–218
  • Student Complaint Procedure
  • Examination Review Procedure
  • Procedure for the Review of Decisions of University Bodies
• Section 26. CASES OF STUDENT HARASSMENT AND SEXUAL MISCONDUCTpp. 218–221
  • Procedure for Handling Cases of Student Harassment and Sexual Misconduct
• Section 27. PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE FITNESS TO PRACTISE OF PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL MEDICAL STUDENTSpp. 222–229
  • • • Introduction
  • The composition, roles, and duties of the Fitness to Practise bodies
    • Fitness to Practise Committee (FTP Committee)
    • Fitness to Practise Adjudication Panel (FTP Adjudication Panel)
    • Fitness to Practise Appeal Panel (FTP Appeal Panel)
  • Fitness to Practise Procedures
    • Preliminary stage involving the Fitness to Practise Committee
    • Investigation
    • Adjudication by FTP Adjudication Panel
    • Appeal
    • Record and declaration
• Section 28. PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE FITNESS TO PRACTISE OF PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL VETERINARY STUDENTSpp. 229–239
  • The Composition, Roles, and Duties of the Fitness to Practise Bodies
    • Fitness to Practise Committee (VFTP Committee)
    • Fitness to Practise Adjudication Panel (VFTP Adjudication Panel)
    • Fitness to Practise Appeal Panel (VFTP Appeal Panel)
  • Fitness to Practise Procedures
    • Preliminary stage involving the Fitness to Practise Committee
    • Investigation
    • Adjudication by VFTP Adjudication Panel
    • Appeal
    • Record and declaration
  • PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE THE PROGRESS OF PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL MEDICAL STUDENTS AND PRECLINICAL AND CLINICAL VETERINARY STUDENTS
  • The Roles, Duties, and Composition of the Medical and Veterinary Student Progress Panel (MVSPP)
    • Appeal Process for F1 Doctors
• Section 29. PROCEDURE TO DETERMINE FITNESS TO STUDYpp. 239–243
  • • • Introduction
    • Circumstances under which this procedure may be implemented
    • Procedure for determining fitness to study
    • Return to study
    • Review of decision of the Fitness to Study Panel