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• Cadaver Allowance PolicyThe policy covers the payment of a cadaver allowance to eligible professional staff within the School of Science and Health and the School of Medicine.
• Cash Management PolicyThis policy documents the key purposes and aims for liquidity management activities necessary for the effective planning of the University's cash requirements.
• Charge-out of Expenditure PolicyThis policy and schedule detail the charges that may be levied internally for goods and services provided by University units.
• Charter of Academic FreedomThis document affirms the University's responsibility to free and open inquiry in all areas of scholarship. It has been developed in response to the 2019 Review of Freedom of Speech in Australian Higher Education Providers conducted under the Hon Robert French AC.
• Children on University Premises PolicyThis policy outlines the University's position with respect to the attendance of the children of staff and students, or children as visitors to its campuses.
• Clinical Loadings PolicyThis policy deals with the payment of clinical loadings to medically qualified staff of the status of Lecturer and above within the School of Medicine.
• Code of ConductThe Code prescribes the standards of conduct expected at the University and describes the overall ethical framework under which it operates.
• Commercial Activities GuidelinesThese Guidelines are made in accordance with the University of Western Sydney Act and prescribe the requirements that need to be met in terms of the development, assessment and approval of all commercial activities.
• Complaint Management PolicyThis policy outlines the University's stance and procedures for dealing with complaints.
• Compliance PolicyThis policy sets out the University's commitment to achieving compliance in its operations and activities by promoting positive compliance culture principles, and implementing a uniform and responsive risk-based compliance management program.
• Conference PolicyThis policy sets out the University's requirements with respect to conferences that are hosted (either fully or partially) by the University and that are open to external parties. It incorporates the Conference Business Case Preparation Guidelines.
• Conflict of Interest PolicyThis policy flows from the Code of Conduct and details the nature of conflicts relating to personal relationships an interests, and the procedures and responsibilities related to their consideration and disclosure.
• Conjoint Appointments PolicyThis policy details the requirements and procedures associated with the making of conjoint academic appointments. Such appointments address the need to provide clinical teaching to medical and nursing students and are made to persons employed at teaching hospitals and other medical research or clinical practice sites.
• Controlled and Associated Entities Governance FrameworkThis framework addresses the University's oversight of the control and management of its controlled entities and how they report to the University.
• Copyright PolicyThis policy provides detailed guidance for staff, students and contractors on the legal and practical requirements of copyright law and copying limits as applied to the University. It covers hardcopy, audio-visual and digital copying.
• Corporate Credit Card PolicyThis policy prescribes the conditions and responsibilities associated with obtaining, using and acquitting a University credit card.
• Credit for Prior Learning PolicyThis policy covers the granting of credit for previous studies and recognition of prior learning. Transfer Credit replaces the previous term; Advanced Standing.
• Credit Risk PolicyThe University Credit Risk Policy establishes eligible counterparties with limits based upon counterparty credit rating and counterparty assessable shareholders funds.
• Curriculum Advice to Students ProceduresThis procedure sets out the way we communicate with and advise students about curriculum that lies within the ambit of Academic Senate approved policies and procedures and includes links to web information for non-academic advice.
  
  
• Curriculum Approval ProceduresThis procedure sets out the approval and variation pathways and documentation as well as the quality assurance, review and reporting processes.
• Curriculum Design and Approval Procedures - External Advisory CommitteeThe Policy deals with the establishment and role of College External Advisory Committees whose function is to provide advice on the relevance of courses to prospective students, business, the community and professional bodies.
• Curriculum Design and Approvals PolicyThis policy provides a set of principles to guide the design and approval of Western Sydney University's curriculum and applies to University curriculum elements and academic qualifications accredited and conferred by the University.
• Curriculum Publication ProceduresThis policy prescribes the content of Unit Outlines and Learning Guides that are to be accessible by students at the commencement of the relevant teaching session.
• Curriculum Structure ProceduresThis procedure sets out the structure of various curriculum components and our basic program structures and has been designed to cover the overall curriculum structures and credit point values of the University’s courses with reference to information such as unit levels and professional accreditation.
• Cyber Security PolicyThis policy is to identify and outline the steps that are taken to ensure that malicious intrusion or accidental compromise of the security of Western Sydney University (the University) Information Technology (IT) Resources is prevented, reduced and managed.