Terms and conditions for postgraduate taught students 2023/24 Introduction

For a PG Diploma 
To qualify for Distinction, students must gain an overall average of 70 or more over 120 
credits and must not have any mark below 40. 
To qualify for Merit, students must gain an overall average of 60 or more over 120 credits 
and must not have any mark below 40. 
To qualify for Pass, students must gain an overall average of 50 or more over 120 credits. In 
addition, the total credit value of all modules marked below 40 must not exceed 30 credits 
and of all modules marked below 50 must not exceed 55 credits. 
For a PG Certificate 
To qualify for a Postgraduate Certificate, students must gain an overall average of 50 or 
more over 60 credits. In addition, the total credit value of all modules marked below 40 
must not exceed 10 credits. 

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For further information about your Programme please refer to the Programme 
Handbook and the relevant module descriptions, which are available at 
http://www.reading.ac.uk/module/
. The Programme Handbook and the relevant 
module descriptions do not form part of your Terms and Conditions with the 
University of Reading. 
MSc Management (International Business) (full-time) for students entering in session 
2023/24 
8 June 2022 
© The University of Reading 2022

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Document Outline

• TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR POSTGRADUATE TAUGHT STUDENTS 2023/24
  • Introduction
  • Offers and registration
  • Cancellation
  • The Student Regulations
  • Your Programme (sometimes also referred to as your Course)
  • Fees
  • Our obligations to you
  • Your obligations to the University
  • Complaints
  • Termination
  • Changes to these Terms and Conditions
  • Suspension
  • Limits on the University's liability to you
  • Data Protection
  • Intellectual Property
  • Other important terms
    • Terms and Conditions for Postgraduate Taught Students 2023/24
• FEES POLICY 2023/24
  • What are my Tuition Fees?
    • International Foundation Programme Students
    • Part-time Students on Undergraduate and PGT Programmes
  • Fee status
    • What is my fee status?
    • Can my fee status change during my studies?
  • Will the University increase my fees?
  • Will my fees change if I agree changes to my studies?
    • Withdrawing or suspending your studies
  • Tuition Fee Loans
  • When do I pay?
    • Payment by instalment
    • Payment following transfer from another institution
  • How do I pay?
    • Allocation of money paid against money owed
  • What happens if I am being sponsored or receive a bursary?
  • What happens if I don't pay my Tuition Fees?
    • You have ultimate liability for the payment of your Tuition Fees.
      • Responsibility for payment
      • Non-payment of Tuition Fees
      • Charges
  • What do my fees cover?
    • What do fees cover?
    • Resit Fees
    • Postgraduate Taught Students Writing Up Fees
    • Additional Terms for PGR students
    • Placement and Study Abroad years
  • When might my fees be refunded? How do I apply for a refund?
    • Refunds on suspension or withdrawal
    • Changes by the University
    • You do not meet the terms of your offer
    • Method of repayment
    • Circumstances in which refunds are not due
  • Do I have to pay a deposit?
  • Where can I find more information?
    • Fees Policy for Students year of entry 2023/24