Power to confer awards
21 Power to confer awards
The University has power to confer on any person after examination and in accordance with the statutes and regulations of the University such degrees, diplomas or other awards as may be constituted by statute or regulation.
The power of the University to confer academic awards under subsection (1) includes the power to confer academic awards jointly with—
another university; or
a registered training organisation; or
another body specified in regulations made under subsection (4).
The University has power, without examination, but in accordance with the statutes and regulations of the University, to admit to degrees, diplomas or other awards that the University has power to confer, persons who have graduated at any other university.
The University has power to admit any person honoris causa to any degree, whether or not the person has graduated at a university.
The Governor may, on the recommendation of the Council, make regulations for the following purposes:
specifying a body for the purposes of subsection (1a);
excluding a registered training organisation from the ambit of the definition of registered training organisation.
In this section—
registered training organisation has the same meaning as in the South Australian Skills
Act 2008 but does not include a training organisation excluded from the ambit of this definition by regulations made under subsection (4).
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