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Question about the cancelled courses
DIR By: waveletter
Date: June 12, 2012, 4:43 pm
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Hey there UoListas:
I just had a look at the 2012/13 Old Regulations for UoL
Philosophy, and I noticed that they had special notices attached
to the cancelled courses. These courses, like Philosophy of
Science, etc., that are going to disappear, will, however, be
allowed two more times--in 2013 and for the last time in 2014.
But it seems that you have to have already registered for the
course before 2011-2012. What does that mean? It seems to apply
to almost no one, unless you registered ages ago for Phil Sci,
say, but somehow failed to make the exam date. Hmm.... Well,
anyway, if you have any insight, let us know! Thanks! --Ron
P.S. Here's the link to the Old Regs:
HTML http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/sites/default/files/philosopy_old_psr_12-13.pdf
Scroll down to about p. 45 to see the special notes.
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Re: Question about the cancelled courses
DIR By: Heraclitus
Date: July 23, 2012, 2:20 am
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--- Quote from: waveletter link ---
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> But it seems that you have to have already registered for the
course before 2011-2012.
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Yeah, it looks that way -- unless it's actually permissible to
register for a course and sit for its exam a year or two later.
I had earlier logged in an enquiry via Ask a question as I was
really keen on Philosophy of Mathematics, in particular. I asked
whether these courses would still be available for whoever opts
to stick to the old regulations (if that's an option). Will
share the reply when it comes.
From what I can see half of the optional courses were withdrawn
with no new ones being introduced...
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