CSEP Registration 2010-11
Welcome to the Centre for Social Ethics and Policy registration
The Centre for Social Ethics and Policy has provided a high quality of teaching in medical ethics and law since 1987. Information on the Centre’s current research projects and staff can be found on our website: www.law.manchester.ac.uk/csep/
This registration page has been designed to assist you with completing your University and Departmental registration. If you have any questions/require assistance please do not hesitate to contact our Programmes Admissions Administrator – Ceri Wilson/Sarah Morton- or contact the University Registration Helpline +44 (0)161 275 2350.
An important part of being a student of the University of Manchester is the completion of registration. This is the process by which we check that we have all the necessary information about you, confirm your status as a student and collect your tuition fees.
Registration in the School
Registration is split into two stages.
Stage One:- Option Choices
All full-time and part-time campus based students are required to choose option choices.
Please consult these documents to select the course units you would like to take to make up the necessary 120 credits of taught course units for your degree programme.
Full Time - MA/Diploma/ MSc Option Course Information
Part Time MA/Diploma Course Option Information
2010 - 2011 Provisional course timetables are available on the links below. The campus based courses may be subject to change before teaching starts in the week commencing Monday 27th September 2010. We will try to minimise any changes before you arrive to begin your study, but there may be circumstances beyond our control which lead to minor changes in the timetable.
MA/Diploma by Distance Learning - Timetable
Stage Two:- Induction
All new and returning campus based C.S.E.P students must attend the University on Monday 21st September 2009 at 9am to commence their Induction Programme (please refer to the letter below).
Induction will take place in the Williamson Building, room 4.08 from 11am to 1pm on Tuesday 23rd September, ALL students are required to attend this induction session.
Please bring a passport sized photograph with your name and course printed on the back in block capitals with you.
Health Care Ethics & Law - Letter with Induction/Registration Information
Distance learning students are invited to attend the campus based induction programme but it is not compulsory. The induction weekend for distance learning students specifically will be held on the 15th and 16th of October 2009.
Induction/Registration information for distance learning students
Sign Up For Compulsory Computer Induction
- Group 1- 22 September 2009, 9.00-10.00 am
- Group 2 - 22 September 2009, 10.00- 11.00 am
- Group 3 - 22 September 2009, 11.00-12.000 pm
- Group 4 - 22 September 2009, 12.00-1.00 pm
University Registration
The first step is the process whereby you confirm your personal details and check the programme you have been entered on. You will also be required to read and agree to the University statutes, ordinances and bye-laws. The second step is the process by which you pay or agree to the method of payment of your tuition fees.
From 1 September 2009 you will be able to complete registration online, including the payment of your tuition fees, at any time that is convenient to you.
You must complete both the academic and financial aspects of this process before your status as a member of the University is confirmed.
Ideally you should complete both parts of the registration process before you arrive at the University so that all you need to do when you get here is collect your University membership/Library Swipecard (known as the 'swipecard/student card').
You are strongly advised to complete registration before Monday 21st September 2009.
If you are unable to complete financial registration on-line, there are several alternative options available to you:
Financial Registration
Tuition Fees 2009-10 for Home/EU and Overseas PG Students
Tuition Fees 2009-10 for MA/Diploma by Distance Learning
Telephone Registration
You can complete financial registration over the telephone during the month of September by contacting the Registration Helpline on +44 (0)161 275 2350. However, you will still need to provide us with your sponsorship information in advance of calling for your registration to be completed. The Registration Helpline team can also offer advice on your tuition fees.
Registration in Person
You should only register in person if you wish to pay by cheque or because your on-line account does not show the correct information (either due to an error or because you have not sent in a letter of sponsorship), or because you have experienced problems with the online registration system.
All Health Care Ethics and Law campus based students can register in person in the Whitworth Hall onWednesday 23rd September 2009 between 9-12pm.
Sponsorship information should be sent to the Student Services Centre (SSC) by late August 2009 so that your student account can be set-up for on-line registration.
If you are unable to attend University/Departmental registration on this date, please contact the C.S.E.P Programmes Administrator – Sarah Morton.
For further information as to how to complete your financial registration please refer to pages 8-16 of the PG Crucial Guide.
Sipecard collection
If you have completed academic and financial registration online or by using the Registration Helpline and you need a new/replacement swipecard you should attend "University Place" (George Kenyon Hall computer cluster) from 18th September to 30th September, 9.15am to 5pm , number 37 on your Campus Map.
Queries
If you have any queries you can contact the Registration Helpline +44 (0)161 275 2350.