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Tuition compensation
jozoed
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As a post-grad student I am set to lose a third of my taught seminars this term due to strike action. My term fees are £1625. Do I have any official rights in terms of seeking compensation? The university is palming me off with excuses, I was considering legal action and/or placing a claim through the courts. Do I have a leg to stand on? I understand the plight of the lecturers, and that the subject is potentially contentious... but I feel as if the students are footing the bill and the university is not taking responsibility.
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I thought students used search engines to find everything these days.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-432296720 -
That article doesn't answer my question, but thanks for the useful comment.0
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