Dudley College of Technology recognises that freedom of speech is essential for a healthy democracy and for furthering the pursuit of knowledge and academic enquiry. As a higher education provider, we are subject to the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023, which ensures freedom of expression within the law; this does not protect unlawful speech or activities. It is the College’s position that we encourage healthy discussion and a variety of views in a safe environment that does not tolerate harassment or bullying, and all our policies and procedures should be read in the light of this. If you have any questions, suggestions or concerns relating to our freedom of speech duties, please contact us through our ‘How Are We Performing?’ form which can be found here: Complaints, Compliments & Suggestions.
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Academic Appeals (including HE Programmes)
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Acceptable Use of IT – Students Policy
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Accountability Statement
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Admissions Policy
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Annual Strategic Impact Assessment (ASIA)
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Assessment (including Appeals Against Assessment)
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Assessment Malpractice and Maladministration Procedure
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Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance Policy
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Careers Strategy
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Complaints Compliments and Suggestions Procedure
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Conduct – Student Policy & Procedure
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Consumer Protection Law Self Assessment
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Counselling
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Dudley College of Technology Charter 2025/26
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Equality and Diversity Annual Report 2023-24
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Equality & Diversity Policy
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Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Charter – Public Statement
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Estates Strategy 2024-2027
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Fees Policy 2024/25
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Fees Policy 2025/26
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Financial Regulations 2025
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Financial Support and Guidelines 2024/25
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Financial Support and Guidelines 2025/26
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Freedom of Information Policy
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Governor Recruitment, Appointment and Succession Planning Policy
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Learner Code of Conduct
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Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement
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Safeguarding Policy
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Safeguarding – Children and Adults
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Security Policy
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Strategic Plan 2024-2027
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Supply Chain – Fees and Charges Policy 2025/26
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Supply Chain Funding 2023-24
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Sustainability Policy Statement
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Trade Union Facility Time
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Value for Money/Public Benefit Statement
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Whistleblowing
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Higher Education Policies & Procedures
Dudley College of Technology recognises that freedom of speech is essential for a healthy democracy and for furthering the pursuit of knowledge and academic enquiry. As a higher education provider, we are subject to the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023, which ensures freedom of expression within the law; this does not protect unlawful speech or activities. It is the College’s position that we encourage healthy discussion and a variety of views in a safe environment that does not tolerate harassment or bullying, and all our policies and procedures should be read in the light of this. If you have any questions, suggestions or concerns relating to our freedom of speech duties, please contact us through our ‘How Are We Performing?’ form which can be found here: Complaints, Compliments & Suggestions.
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Academic Appeals (including HE Programmes)
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HE Access and Participation Statement 2024-25
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Higher Education Admissions Policy
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Assessment for HE Programmes
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HE Assessment Malpractice and Maladministration
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Fitness to Practise Reference Statement
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HE Pre-enrolment and Post Enrolment Information
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Student Protection (Higher Education) Plan
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Student Transfer Arrangements (HE) Plan
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