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    Instructors David Lee
    Category 2025/2026
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    Updated 15 Jan 2025
    Lessons 15
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    Language English ‎(en)‎
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    Essential Documents

    • Academic Timetable 
    • Assignment Deadline & Feedback Release Timetable
    • Exam Dates
    • Programme Handbooks & Key Documents
    • Assessment Regulations and Policies 
    • Referencing and Plagiarism
    • Extensions and Deferment
    • Interruption of Studies, Withdrawal from Study, Changing Study Mode or Programmet
    • CNELM Policies, Procedures and Handbooks
    • Surveys
    • Reports
    • Office Hours and Contact Details
    • Confirmed, Published Results & Conferred Awards
    • Teaching, Learning Styles and Contracts
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