MT
Regulations, 1996
Table of Provisions (6)
Statutory Text (6 Articles)
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EDUCATION ACI'
(CAP. 327)
University Students
(Rates oC Stipends Cor Post-Graduate Courses)
Regulations, 1996
IN exercise o f the powers conferred by subsection (3) of section
4 1 of the Educatio n Ac t, the Minister of Education and Human
Resources, with the concurrence of the Minister of Finance, has made
the following regulations:-
These regulations may be cited as the University Students 0.;0,.,
(Rates of Stipends for POSI-Graduate Courses) Regulations. 1996.
(Regulation 2)
all students who specialise in one of
Post-Graduate Certificate
the following teaching areas
in Education (PGCE)
Computer Studicsllnformation
Technology
Early and Middle Years
English
French
Graphical Communications
Mathematics
Personal and Social Edocation
Physics
Religion
Science
Social Studies
Technical Education including
Agricultural Studies
Engineering
Electronics
Nautical Studies
Lml30.l6c7
Post-Graduate Diploma in
all students .... ......................... .
Lml30.l6c7
Social Work
all students in possession of a first
Diploma in Probationary
Services
degree ... ....... .. . .. .... . ... ......... .
Lm1 30.16c7
Post-Graduate Diploma in
all students ........... .. ...... ... ....... .
Lml30.l6c7
Gerontology and
Geriatrics
all students in the First Year
Degree of Doctor of Laws
Lml30.l6c7
in the Second Year
Lml55.5OcO
in the Third Year
Lm 172 . I 6c7.
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There shall be paid the stipends indicated in the Schedule to ~of
these regulations to students who fo llow post-graduate courses at the llipellllo.
University of Studies of Malta that commence during the academic
year 199611997.
The provisions of the University Students (Re vised Rates of "pplicobilily
Stipends) Regulations, 1994, as subsequently amended, shall also be f~~· 9"2of
deemed to apply to the payment of stipends under these regulations.
The criteri on used in establishing that a stipend shall be paid CriIaioft.
to all students attendi ng the courses listed in the Schedule derives from
the shortage of qualified human resources in the particular areas
mentioned.
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