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KIST Awards portfolio
Title Abbreviation Included
in award title
Undergraduate
Certificate of Higher Education CertHe With or without subject
Diploma of Higher Education DipHE With or without subject
Advanced Diploma of Higher Education DipHE With or without
subject
Bachelor BSc With or without subject
Bachelor of Arts BA With or without subject
Bachelor of Engineering BEng Engineering
Bachelor of Science with Honours BSc (Hons) Subject
Bachelor of Arts with Honours BA (Hons) Subject
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours BEng (Hons) Subject
Integrated
Master of Engineering MEng Engineering
Master of Science MSci Science
Master of Technology MTech Technology
Master of Computing Mcom Computing
Post Graduate
Post Graduate Certificate PgC With or without subject
Post Graduate Diploma PgD With or without subject
Master of Science MSc Subject
Master of Arts MA Subject
Master of Engineering MEng Subject
Master of Management M M Subject
Master by Research Mres Thesis
Master of Philosophy MPhil Subject
Master of Philosophy MPhil By thesis
Masters in Professional Practice MProf By Learning Contract
Doctor of Philosophy PhD By thesis
Doctorate in Professional Practice Prof D Subject
Doctorate in ProfessionalPractice
Prof D By Learning Contract
Doctor of Philosophy PhD By thesis
Doctor of Philosophy PhD By previously produced work
Higher Doctorates
Doctor of Laws LLD
Doctor of Letters DLitt
Doctor of Science DSc
Doctor of Technology DTech
Honorary Degrees
Master of Science MSc
Master of Letters MLitt
Master of the Institute MUniv
Doctor of Science DSc
Doctor of Letters DLitt
Doctor of Technology DTech
Doctor of the Institute DUniv
Doctor of Laws LLD
Honorary Fellowship
Post-Experience/CPD
KIST CPD Certificate Subject
KIST CPD Diploma Subject
KIST CPD Subject
KIST CPD Graduate Diploma Subject
KIST CPD Post Graduate Diploma Subject
- A joint degree would be X plus Y.
A Major/Minor degree would be X with Y.
A triple Minor degree would be X with Y and Z.
If a student studies more than 3 subjects they would be
awarded a combined studies degree.
- Bachelor’s Degree with honours may be rated as
follows:
Bachelor’s Degree with First class honours
Bachelor’s Degree with Second Class honours (upper
division)
Bachelor’s Degree with Second Class honours (lower
division)
Bachelor’s Degree with Third Class honours.
- Where the programme specific regulations allow, the above
awards may be granted with merit or distinction.
- All awards may be conferred as aegrotat awards, providing
thatthe Assessment Board is satisfied,
from the work that has been submitted, that the candidate
would, had s/he been assessed, have achieved the level necessary
for the award. If sufficient evidence exists for a judgement
to be made, a candidate in Honours year may be awarded a
degree with honours. A candidate is not obliged to accept
an aerostat award but may elect to be (re ) assessed if
such opportunities exist.
- Any award of the Institute may be conferred posthumously.
- Additional award titles may be agreed at the time of
programme approval, subject to approval by Senate.
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