S.L. 327.174 · Bye-Laws For The Degree Of Master Of (S.L. 327.174)
S.L. 327.174 Art. 4Requirements for admission.
(1) The course shall be open to applicants in possession of one of the following qualifications:
(a) the degree of Bachelor of Science with at least Second Class Honours in an area of study deemed by the Board to be relevant to the proposed area of study and obtained in the ten years previous to registration for the course; or
(b) the Bachelor of Science with Third Class Honours in an area of study deemed by the Board to be relevant to the proposed area of study and obtained in the ten years previous to registration for the course, provided that the applicants have obtained other qualifications, including relevant experience, following their first cycle degree. The Board may, at its discretion, require such applicants to follow a preparatory programme as specified in bye-law 5.
(2) The Board, at its discretion, may also recommend the admission of applicants in possession of a Bachelor of Science with at least Category II in an area of study deemed by the Board to be relevant to the proposed area of study and obtained in the 10 years previous to registration for the course, provided that the admission of such applicants shall be made conditional on the result of an interview and in such cases they shall be required to follow a preparatory programme as specified in bye-law 5.
(3) The Board, at its discretion, may also recommend the admission of applicants with a first cycle degree deemed by the Board to be relevant to the proposed area of study and obtained in the ten years previous to registration for the course, provided that the admission of such applicants may be conditional on the result of an interview and in such cases they may be required to follow a preparatory programme as specified in bye-law 5.
(4) Applicants whose first degree was obtained more than ten years previous to registration for the course may also be admitted following an interview to ascertain their capability to follow the course. The Board may, at its discretion, require such applicants to follow a preparatory programme as specified in bye-law 5.