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1. • • The Royal College of Art may terminate your right to use the website, at any time without notice for any reason whatsoever.
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   Can the Royal College of Art withdraw or modify the website?

   • The Royal College of Art reserves the right to withdraw or modify the Website at any time. The Royal College of Art gives no warranty or representation to you about the Website and the Material except those which are expressly stated in these terms and conditions.

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   What are Royal College of Art regulations?

   • The Royal College of Art has established regulations, which define conditions that must be satisfied in order for a given process or processes to take place. These include: Library Regulations – conditions that must be satisfied in order for an individual to gain and maintain access to the College’s library provision.

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   What information does the Royal College of Art collect?

   • The Royal College of Art (the College) processes the personal data of staff, students and other individuals who come into contact with the College. This information is gathered in order to enable the provision of education and other associated functions. In addition, the College may be required by law to collect, use and share certain information.

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   Is the Royal College of Art website accurate?

   • It is subject to change without notice. The Royal College of Art is not responsible for any inaccuracies and (except as set out in clause 7) makes no representation and gives no warranty as to its accuracy and users of the Website are advised to carry out their own checks to ensure the accuracy of any information posted by third parties.

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   What are RCA Policies & Procedures & Regulations for students?

   • Our policies, procedures and regulations for students aim to provide you with a safe and supportive environment at the College. They set out your responsibilities as a student, both academic and non-academic, and set out our responsibilities to you. At the RCA, we are committed to putting students at the heart of everything we do.

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   Where is the Royal College of Art website located?

   • The Website is operated by the Royal College of Art whose registered office is at Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU. The Royal College of Art may be contacted at this address by letter for the attention of the webmaster or by email at websupport@rca.ac.uk

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3. www.rca.ac.uk › more › organisationTerms & Conditions for Students | Royal College of Art

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   Aug 2, 2024 · Terms & Conditions for Students 2022/23. Last updated 2 August 2024. These terms contain important information concerning your agreement with the Royal College of Art ('RCA') and you should take time to read them before accepting a place at the College.

4. www.rca.ac.uk › terms-conditionsTerms & conditions | Royal College of Art - RCA Website

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   Jul 30, 2021 · The Royal College of Art reserves the right to withdraw or modify the Website at any time. The Royal College of Art gives no warranty or representation to you about the Website and the Material except those which are expressly stated in these terms and conditions.

5. www.rca.ac.uk › study › student-policies-proceduresStudent policies, procedures and regulations | Royal College ...

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   Sep 19, 2024 · Our policies, procedures and regulations for students aim to provide you with a safe and supportive environment at the College. They set out your responsibilities as a student, both academic and non-academic, and set out our responsibilities to you.

6. rca-media2.rca.ac.uk › documents › RCA_RegulationsRegulations 2022-23 - Final - Royal College of Art

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   The Royal College of Art has established regulations, which define conditions that must be satisfied in order for a given process or processes to take place. These include: Financial Regulations – conditions that must be satisfied in order for the College to release its funds for any purpose;

7. 2023.rca.ac.uk › aboutAbout RCA2023 - Royal College of Art

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   The Royal College of Art reserves the right to withdraw or modify the Website at any time. The Royal College of Art gives no warranty or representation to you about the Website and the Material except those which are expressly stated in these terms and conditions.

8. rca-media2.rca.ac.uk › documents › RCAStudent Refund Policy - Royal College of Art

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   Student Withdrawal. 7. On occasion, students may choose to withdraw from their programme, due to ill-health or personal reasons. In such cases students shall not be entitled to any refund of fees; their fee liability will be assessed in accordance with the College’s General Terms and Conditions for Students.

9. reportandsupport.rca.ac.uk › support › frequentlyFrequently Asked Questions - Report + Support - Royal College ...

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   RCA students and staff can make a report through Report + Support. Visitors are encouraged to report complaints through the public complaints process. What happens when someone makes a report?