Disclaimer

Trinity Laban makes all reasonable efforts to ensure that the information on their website(s) is as accurate as possible. However, the Institution reserves the right at any time to vary the content without notice. While the Institution will make all reasonable endeavours to deliver the programmes of study and other educational services as set out in this website, circumstances may change and the Institution reserves the right at any time to vary the content and delivery of programmes, to change the location of courses, modules or services, to discontinue or combine programmes or to discontinue services, if the Institution considers such action necessary.

The Institution does not accept responsibility and expressly excludes liability for damage to students' property or intellectual property other than through the proven negligence of the Institution, its staff or agents, or for the consequences of any modification or cancellation of courses, modules or services as set here. Trinity Laban is committed to fostering an inclusive institutional culture which embraces diversity, respects cultural difference and challenges all forms of inequality.

Trinity Laban recognises that the high levels of quality it seeks to achieve in its training can only be realised by attracting a diverse population of gifted students and staff, and by establishing an environment in which all can perform to their greatest potential. It seeks to create an atmosphere of openness and trust within a community which values all its members, and protects them from prejudice and harassment.

If you are offered and accept a place in the Institution, a contract is formed. The terms of this contract include the following conditions, and your acceptance of a place is expressly subject to them. You will be required to meet stated conditions of enrolment, including the following:

• That you have a confirmed acceptance from the Institution in response to your application.
• That you produce proof of identity and documentary evidence that you meet the entry requirements for the course or have equivalent qualifications considered equivalent by the Institution.
• You pay the fees and any additional charges prescribed for your course, in accordance with the published payment schedules.
• You will also be required, as a condition of enrolment, to abide by the Institution's Rules, Regulations, Procedures and Codes of Conduct, as amended from time to time under the authority of the Board of Governors or the Academic Board.

Publications and documents relating to Trinity Laban's activities and regulations are available in our library.

External Links

Trinity Laban's website(s) include links to external websites; these links are offered to provide relevant information which may be explored. The Institution is not responsible for the content of external websites, and a link to a third party website should not be seen as an endorsement of such websites and/or content contained therein.

Health and Safety

The Institution complies with the requirements (under section 3[i]) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974. The Institution has a responsibility to students and staff and to visitors to the sites, but applicants, students and visitors are responsible for conducting themselves so as not to endanger their own health and safety or the health and safety of others. The Institution has a legal responsibility to keep a record of all incidents that occur on its premises, and those involved in any accident, however slight, are required to report the circumstances to first aid staff, safety contacts or supervisors immediately.

For Exisiting Students

Trinity Laban publishes acceptable codes of usage for its information technology facilities. These can be found in our library. Students are obliged to adhere to these regulations.

In case a student has not paid the due fees or discharged any other financial obligation to the Institution, Trinity Laban reserves the right neither to allow the student to register nor to continue studies, nor award a degree or other certification, and reserves the right to take action to recover outstanding monies.