I take it the UG and PG are the same exact subject, same wording?

Are you arguing for a *new* or *top-up* SNA?

Thanks

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From: Discussion list for disabled students and their support staff. [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of David Walmsley
Sent: 05 September 2014 14:30
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Subject: Difference between a masters and undergrad study

Afternoon,

I wonder if anyone might be to help me articulate the difference between a masters and undergrad study in a way that will persuade SFE to agree to carry out a new needs assessment for a student?

The student is visually impaired and was assessed by in 2010. I’ve made a case that she will be undertaking a substantially higher amount of reading and independent study, but they have replied by saying “we need more information on how the course itself is substantially different, and how this will impact the student”.

Any suggestions welcome,

David Walmsley

Disability & Wellbeing Support Manager

Registry & Student Support

Institute of Education

University of London

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