Academic Progress Review in Graduate Research Courses Policy 

GSA provides a detailed analysis of the Academic Progress Review in Graduate Research Courses Policy, outlining its impact on graduate researchers. The report calls for a moratorium on policy changes, comprehensive consultation, flexible review processes, and enhanced support services to ensure a more student-centered approach. 

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UoM Protest Rule Changes report

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GSA Assistive Technologies Library Accessibility Survey Report

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