48 Power to award degrees etc
Further and Higher Education (Scotland) Act 1992 (1992 c 37) | Legislation

48  Power to award degrees etc

(1)     The Privy Council may by order specify any institution within the higher education sector as competent to grant such awards and distinctions in pursuance of this section as they may specify.

(2)     An institution for the time being specified in such an order may grant a degree, diploma, certificate or other academic award or distinction to any person who—

(a)     completes, on or after the date specified in the order, an appropriate course of study or programme of supervised research; and

(b)     passes an appropriate

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