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BYE-LAWS FOR THE POSTGRADUATE CERIFICATE IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
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Statutory Text (8 Articles)
POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN GEOGRAPHIC
INFORMATION SYSTEMS UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION 327.430
BYE-LAWS FOR THE POSTGRADUATE
CERIFICATE IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION
SYSTEMS UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
INSTITUTE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT *
7th September, 2012
LEGAL NOTICE 292 of 2012.
(1) The title of these bye-laws is the Bye-Laws for the
Postgraduate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems under
the auspices of the Institute for Sustainable Development.
(2)
In these bye-laws, unless the context otherwise requires -
"the Board" means the Board of the Institute for Sustainable
Development;
"the course" means the programme of study leading to the
Postgraduate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems;
"the Postgraduate Certificate" means the Postgraduate Certificate
in Geographic Information Systems; and
"the Principal Regulations" means the General Regulations for
University Postgraduate Awards.
These bye-laws shall be
applicable
for
courses
commencing in October 2011 or later.
To be registered as regular students in the course,
applicants must be in possession of a Bachelor degree from the
University of Malta or an equivalent qualification from another
recognised university, in an area of study deemed suitable by the
Board.
The course shall extend over one semester of full-time
study or the equivalent in part-time study.
The course shall consist of a number of taught study-units
to which a total of 30 credits shall be assigned.
The programme of study shall be published after approval
by Senate, normally not less than eight months prior to the
commencement of the course.
The provisions of the foregoing bye-laws shall apply
mutatis mutandis to courses followed on a part-time basis, and
subject to such changes as may reasonably be deemed by the Board
as necessary due to the part-time nature of the course.
*These bye-laws have been repealed by Legal Notice 185 of 2022.