The School is committed to delivering a superior learning environment by providing innovative teaching methods, including AI integration, comprehensive resources, and robust pastoral care. The Student Charter outlines the School’s commitment to offering exceptional academic support and facilities while defining students' responsibilities. This partnership aims to create a vibrant, inclusive academic community.
This Policy has been developed in line with the applicable laws, regulations, regulatory advice, and sector best practices, including the following:
The School has a vision to forge leaders of our AI-augmented tomorrow.
In terms of mission, given the pace at which technology is shaping society, the shortage of people with the knowledge and skills to lead the charge, and the lack of diversity among those leading digital transformation, the School will immerse learners in an expansive and practical tech-powered study experience, using the latest technology, and transform them into tech leaders that unite and inspire all stakeholders involved in digital projects at all levels of change (team, organisation, and society).
This aligns with the School’s commitment to preparing students for leadership roles in technology. By leveraging the latest tech and providing a comprehensive educational experience, the School addresses the shortage of skilled leaders and promotes diversity in digital innovation. This ensures graduates are well-prepared to drive and manage technological change effectively.
To achieve our vision, the School will:
This rule outlines the School’s commitment to fostering an innovative, supportive, and collaborative learning environment. By focusing on these principles, the School aims to provide high-quality education, enhance student engagement, and ensure that graduates are well-prepared for success in their careers or entrepreneurial ventures.
Students will:
This rule ensures that students actively contribute to their own success and to the School community. By adhering to these responsibilities, students will maximise their academic experience, support their peers, and uphold the School’s standards and reputation.
The School will adhere to the Student Charter and use it as a basis for annual reports. The Board of Governors will review the Charter’s application annually and consult with the community to determine if any changes are necessary.
This ensures that the Student Charter is consistently applied and reviewed for relevance, incorporating feedback from the community to maintain its effectiveness and alignment with the School’s goals.
The following metrics will be measured and regularly reviewed as performance indicators for the School to ensure the effectiveness of this policy and associated operations.