1. To become a student of SETU Waterford, individuals must be fully registered on a programme of study. SETU Waterford does not consider an applicant to be a student until they have fully completed the registration process.
A CAO or direct entry applicant is not considered to be a student solely on the basis of an offer of a place in SETU Waterford and/or acceptance of such an offer. All offers are subject to the regulations of the University.
2. Registration must take place at the times and manner specified by SETU Waterford.
3. The University reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to refuse to register a CAO or direct entry applicant where to do so might either (a) impact on the University's obligation to maintain a positive learning environment and/or (b) on the University's duty of care to others.
4. Where an applicant is not permitted to register on a programme of study, that decision will be communicated to the applicant in writing. In those circumstances, the applicant will be afforded a right of response and an appeal to the President in accordance with established fair procedures.
5. Where matters exist that might ultimately result in the University exercising its discretion to refuse to register an applicant on a programme of study, the prospective applicant is required to contact the [VP Academic Affairs & Registry] for advice prior to applying to the University.
6. An un-registered applicant is not entitled to avail of any of SETU Waterford facilities and may not sit examinations.
7. Fee payment alone does not constitute registration.
(See Academic Regulations for Undergraduate and Taught Postgraduate Programmes & the Research Postgraduate Degree Regulations for the current academic year)
For full regulations please go to the documents and policies pages.