Collaborative provision
The University of Surrey has been engaged in collaborative provision for over 35 years, both nationally and internationally. The University is committed strategically to developing international partnerships to increase research, educational and knowledge transfer collaborations.
The processes for the approval and management of collaborative provision aim to:
- Be cognate with the strategic vision of the University
- Aid consistency in the operation of collaborative provision across all parts of the University
- Set out the University's responsibilities for collaborative arrangements in the maintenance of academic standards and assurance of the quality of the student experience in accordance with the UK Quality Code, Advice and Guidance: Partnerships
- Adopt a risk-based approach to approving and managing the various types of collaborative provision, with appropriate and proportionate due diligence.
In order to assist the approval process for collaborative provision, a collaborative grid (PDF) has been devised, which contains direct links to the required forms for each process. This grid can also be found within the Code of practice for collaborative provision.
Process flow charts have been devised, which illustrate the processes for low, medium and high risk arrangements for both the UK and international. These can be found in the information section below.
Below is a table that contains the forms found in the grid, along with useful documents such as the collaborative provision register for 2017/18 (PDF).