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| − | {{Term|AWARD|A degree, diploma or certificate obtained when a student graduates from a program. It recognizes the student's successful completion of all the requirements specified in the program, confirming that the [[Standards|standards]] of the [[Knowledge|knowledge]] required are reached. The award document issued by an | + | {{Term|AWARD|A degree, diploma or certificate obtained when a student graduates from a program. It recognizes the student's successful completion of all the requirements specified in the program, confirming that the [[Standards|standards]] of the [[Knowledge|knowledge]] required are reached. The award document issued by an institution aims to testify that the recipient has successfully completed a particular course of study. The responsibility of the learning institution is to provide the principles it utilizes to deliver its awards, including establishing standards and [[Criteria|criteria]] for the completion of a learning initiative. <ref>[http://www.flinders.edu.au www.flinders.edu.au] (15 August 2008), [http://www.globaled.us www.globaled.us] (15 August 2008), [http://www.answers.com www.answers.com] (15 August 2008) </ref> See also: [[Certification]] and [[UNITAR AWARDING SYSTEM|UNITAR Awarding System]] }} |
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| A degree, diploma or certificate obtained when a student graduates from a program. It recognizes the student's successful completion of all the requirements specified in the program, confirming that the standards of the knowledge required are reached. The award document issued by an institution aims to testify that the recipient has successfully completed a particular course of study. The responsibility of the learning institution is to provide the principles it utilizes to deliver its awards, including establishing standards and criteria for the completion of a learning initiative. [1] See also: Certification and UNITAR Awarding System |
References
- ↑ www.flinders.edu.au (15 August 2008), www.globaled.us (15 August 2008), www.answers.com (15 August 2008)