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Undergraduate levels of study: Level 4 - First year of undergraduate degree or HND Level 5 - Second year of undergraduate degree or final year of HND Placement - Placement year of sandwich undergraduate degree or HND Level 6 - Final year of Undergraduate degree or HND Top Up Degree Postgraduate levels of study Level 7 - All Postgraduate years of study are referred to as level 7
The levels represent typical progress of students at key points within the stages of learning. It is recognised that students progress at individual rates and may demonstrate achievement at a particular level earlier or later than typical. The six levels associated broadly with the years of schooling from Prep to Year 10 as follows: Level 1 – End of Prep Year Level 2 – End of Year 2 Level 3 – End of Year 4 Level 4 – End of Year 6 Level 5 – End of Year 8 Level 6 – End of Year 10
All modules are assigned to one of three levels. I, II and III correspond to the standard expected of a full-time Honours student in the first, second and third years of their course. These are spelled out in the Levels Descriptors printed in the UMS Handbook (see p.31).
Level 1 refers to the first year of a university course and level 2 to the second and third years. Part-time students may take longer to complete each level (see Stages).
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