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2 REGISTER of COLLABORATIVE PROVISION (2016-17) Programme (Including Award Title) Dept/Faculty Partner (And Country) Type Respo REGISTER OF COLLABORATIVE PROVISION (2016-17) Programme (including Dept/Faculty Partner (and Type Responsibilities of Responsibilities of Status award title) Country) Imperial Partner BSc in Physics and Music Physics (Faculty Royal College of Joint Award Jointly responsible for Jointly responsible for Current Performance of Natural Music (UK) quality and standards quality and standards Sciences) Programme Imperial is the lead started in administrative party. 2002-3 BSc/MSci in Physics with Physics (Faculty Canterbury Collaborative Imperial responsible Responsible for QTS, Current Science Education of Natural Christ Church Imperial Award for quality and Provision of education Sciences) University (UK) standards of the BSc modules and teacher Programme Qualified Teacher training placements started in Status (QTS) October 2011 recommended by CCCU BSc/MSci in Mathematics Mathematics Canterbury Collaborative Imperial responsible Responsible for QTS, Current with Education (Faculty of Christ Church Imperial Award for quality and Provision of education Natural Sciences University (UK) standards of the BSc modules and teacher Programme Qualified Teacher training placements started in Status (QTS) January 2016 recommended by CCCU MSc in Taxonomy and Life Sciences Natural History Collaborative Responsible for quality Jointly responsible for Current Biodiversity (Faculty of Museum (UK) Imperial Award and standards curriculum Natural Sciences) Jointly responsible for Responsible for curriculum delivery of teaching ad resources Imperial is lead administrative party 2 Programme (including Dept/Faculty Partner (and Type Responsibilities of Responsibilities of Status award title) Country) Imperial Partner MRes in Biosystematics Life Sciences Natural History Collaborative Responsible for quality Jointly responsible for Current (Faculty of Museum (UK) Imperial Award and standards curriculum Natural Sciences) Jointly responsible for Responsible for curriculum delivery of teaching and resources Imperial is lead administrative party MSc in Conservation Life Sciences Royal Botanic Collaborative Responsible for quality Jointly responsible for Current Science (Faculty of Gardens, Kew Imperial Award and standards supervision of projects Natural Sciences) (UK), Institute of and delivery of some Zoology of the modules Zoological Society of London (UK) and the Durrell Wildlife Trust (UK) Postgraduate Certificate in Chemistry GlaxoSmithKline Collaborative Responsible for quality Jointly responsible for Withdrawn Industrial Pharmaceutical (Faculty of plc Imperial Award and standards curriculum, delivery Chemistry Natural Sciences) and assessment Programme Jointly responsible for started in (Programme only available curriculum, delivery October 2009 to employees of GSK) and assessment Remaining students completing the programme MRes in Mathematics of Mathematics University of Joint Award Jointly responsible for Jointly responsible for Current Planet Earth (see also entry (Faculty of Reading (UK) quality and standards quality and standards for CDT in Mathematics of Natural Sciences) Programme Planet Earth below) Imperial is the lead started in 3 Programme (including Dept/Faculty Partner (and Type Responsibilities of Responsibilities of Status award title) Country) Imperial Partner administrative party September and handles the 2014 admissions process MBBS, Lee Kong Chian Faculty of Nanyang Joint Award Jointly responsible for Jointly responsible for Current School of Medicine, Medicine Technological quality and standards quality and standards Singapore University The first (NTU), cohort of Singapore medical students started in 2013. MSc in Transport Civil and University Joint Award Jointly responsible for Jointly responsible for Current MSc in Transport and Environmental College London quality and standards quality and standards Sustainable Development Engineering (UK) MSc in Transport and (Faculty of UCL handles the Business Management Engineering) admissions process MA (RCA) / MSc in Dyson School of Royal College of Double Award Jointly responsible for Jointly responsible for Current Innovation Design Design Art (UK) quality and standards quality and standards Engineering (IDE) Engineering(Facul Collaboration ty of Engineering) RCA is the lead dates from administrative party. 1998 Applications process is managed by RCA Dual award dates from October 2008 MA (RCA) / MSc in Global Dyson School of Royal College of Double Award Jointly responsible for Jointly responsible for Current Innovation Design Design Art (UK) quality and standards quality and standards Engineering The first (Faculty of RCA is the lead cohort of Engineering) administrative party. students Applications process is started in July managed by RCA 2013 4 Programme (including Dept/Faculty Partner (and Type Responsibilities of Responsibilities of Status award title) Country) Imperial Partner MSc in Healthcare and Surgery and Royal College of Collaborative Imperial responsible RCA responsible for Current Design Cancer (Faculty Art (UK) Imperial Award for the quality and Module 1a – of Medicine) standards of the Introduction to design The first award and for Imperial and innovation cohort of owned modules which student to are also taught on the start in RCA’s MRes in October 2016 Healthcare and Design (see below) Shared marking of collaborative modules Possibility of projects co-supervised by RCA (the primary supervisor would be from Imperial MRes in Healthcare and Surgery and Royal College of Collaborative RCA responsible for Imperial responsible Current Design Cancer (Faculty Art (UK) External Award the quality and for Module 1b of Medicine) standards of the Introduction to The first Healthcare, Module 3 cohort of Shared marking of a health research tool student to collaborative modules kit, Module 5 start in (Imperial lead Innovation, Module 6 October 2016 institution for Helix Design Dash, collaborative modules) Module 7 Designing for behaviour change Possibility of projects and Module 8 co-supervised by Leadership Imperial (the primary supervisor would be Shared marking of from RCA) collaborative modules 5 Programme (including Dept/Faculty Partner (and Type Responsibilities of Responsibilities of Status award title) Country) Imperial Partner (Imperial lead institution for collaborative modules) Collaborative and Joint Research Degree Awards Name of Partner (and Faculties Award Type Responsibilities of Responsibilities of Status Programme Country /Departments Imperial Partner NTU/Imperial Nanyang Bioengineering PhD Joint Award Jointly responsible Jointly responsible No longer Doctoral Technological and Chemical for quality and for quality and recruiting Programme University (NTU), Engineering standards standards No students Singapore only admitted to the NB. Responsibilities NB. Responsibilities programme Departments of differ depending differ depending on since Bioengineering and on which institution which institution is September 2010 Chemical & is acting as acting as students’ Biomolecular students’ home or home or host Engineering only host institution institution NUS/Imperial National University of All PhD Joint Award Jointly responsible Jointly responsible Doctoral Singapore (NUS), for quality and for quality and No longer Programme Singapore standards standards recruiting NB. Responsibilities NB. Responsibilities Commencement differ depending differ depending on date 1st August on which institution which institution is 2010 is acting as acting as students’ students’ home or home or host host institution institution 6 Name of Partner (and Faculties Award Type Responsibilities of Responsibilities of Status Programme Country /Departments Imperial Partner HKU / Imperial Hong Kong University All PhD Joint Award Jointly responsible Jointly responsible No longer Doctoral (HKU), Hong Kong for quality and for quality and recruiting Programme standards standards Commencement NB. Responsibilities NB. Responsibilities date 1st differ depending differ depending on September 2010 on which institution which institution is is acting as acting as students’ students’ home or home or host host institution institution University of São University of São Department of PhD Joint Award Jointly responsible Jointly responsible Current – Paulo / Imperial Paulo (Brazil) Aeronautics at for quality and for quality and commencement Doctoral Imperial only standards standards date 1st Programme February 2012 Department of NB. Responsibilities NB. Responsibilities Mechanical differ depending differ depending on Engineering at on which institution which institution is University of São is acting as acting as students’ Paulo only students’ home or home or host host institution institution A*STAR-Imperial A*STAR Agency for All PhD Collaborative PRI arrangement – Co-supervision –No longer Doctoral Science, Technology Imperial Award Imperial is recruiting Programme (AIP) and Research responsible for quality and Original standards programme started 28 June 2004, revised programme started 4th June 2008 7 Name of Partner (and Faculties Award Type Responsibilities of Responsibilities of Status Programme Country /Departments Imperial Partner Malaysia- University of Malaysia; All PhD Collaborative Split PhD Co-supervision No longer Imperial University Kebangsaan Imperial Award arrangement – recruiting Malaysia; University Putra Doctoral Imperial is Malaysia; University Programme Teknologi Malaysia; and responsible for Commencement (MIDP) University Sains Malaysia quality and date June 2006 standards No students admitted
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