We always seek to deliver each course in accordance with the information set out in our prospectus, on our relevant course pages and in other information we provided when you applied to study at the College.

However, there may be circumstances in which we may need to make changes to/in relation to our courses.

Please see the course pages for your year of entry for the most up-to-date information relating to your chosen course:

Some flexibility is inherent to the learning experience the College offers. In most cases, you will have applied to the College well in advance of the start of the course, and our courses run over several years. It is not desirable and can be very difficult to fix all aspects of course delivery so far in advance.

One of the particular features of life at the College is that our courses are designed to be dynamic and responsive. We also encourage our academics to deliver courses in a manner which reflects their individual style and expertise, consistent with offering a world leading education.

This webpage details the limited circumstances in which we may need to make changes to or in relation to our courses, the type of changes we may make and how we will tell you about changes we have made.

Types of changes

Below we have set out the types of changes we may need to make to our courses, examples of those changes, and the reasons why we may need to make those changes.

Types of changes

Communicating changes to you

We may need to make changes to our courses before you have accepted your place, after you have accepted your place, and once you have started studying on your course.

How we will communicate those changes to you and what course of action is open to you will depend on where you are in the application journey or whether you have already started your course of study.

Timing of changes