Education Monitoring and Review (EMR)
The EMR Process is currently undergoing review: this page will be updated during Summer 2025 and the revised process will be implemented in Michaelmas Term 2025.
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What is EMR?
Education Monitoring and Review (EMR) is a quality assurance process which aims to monitor and review the University’s courses. It applies to any Department, Faculty or Institution offering award-bearing courses, including all Triposes, all Masters’ and doctoral courses, all courses listed as “non-member awards” in Statutes and Ordinances, and the Language Centre CULP awards.
The EMR process enables the University to evidence the high quality of its education and to demonstrate continual enhancement of academic standards. It also enables EQPO and other central teams (for example the Cambridge Centre for Teaching and Learning (CCTL)) to provide advice and practical support when areas of weakness are identified.