Public access to lectures
Members of the public can pay to attend lectures in some University courses as a "non-matriculated" student (subject to certain restrictions).
Non-matriculated students
Members of the public can attend particular classes as a "non-matriculated" student. The non-matriculated student does not include visiting or exchange students or matriculated students from other Universities.
Public attendance at lecture courses is permitted subject to space on the course being available, the payment of a fee (due per class, per semester) and the agreement of the University.
Restrictions
- rights to attend classes do not extend to any form of examination or assessment
- no credit or academic transcript will be provided
- non-matriculated students cannot attend seminars, tutorials or other practical sessions such as laboratory work
- such students are not eligible for access to the Library or University computer systems
Non-matriculated student guide
The non-matriculated student guide gives full details on the access offered, fees involved and the application procedure.
This article was published on Jul 8, 2010