Council for National Academic Awards (Great Britain)
Variant namesThe CNAA was founded by Royal Charter in 1964, with the object of advancing education, learning, knowledge, and the arts by means of the grant of academic awards and distinctions. The Council did this by approving courses at educational institutions other than universities and granting degrees to persons who carried out research under conditions approved by the Council. Boards of Studies, later Committees ensured that the degrees were comparable to those granted by universities. (Draft article for Library Review, A.M. Ridley and J.S. Weir, June 1984, file CN/M, miscellaneous files). The Council ceased to exist in 1993.
Reference: Finding aid to the collection
From the guide to the Papers of the Council for National Academic Awards, 1965-1992, (Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick Library)
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| creatorOf | Council for National Academic Awards (Great Britain). College syllabuses and CNAA Languages Board papers. | Brotherton Library, University of Leeds | |
| creatorOf | Palin, Francis Terence. Engineering data of refractory materials and their significance in real structures. | The British Library, On Demand, The British Library, Document Supply, Boston Spa | |
| referencedIn | Contemporary Dance Trust Archive, 1957-1998 | V & A Department of Theatre and Performance | |
| creatorOf | Papers of the Council for National Academic Awards, 1965-1992 | Modern Records Centre |
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| correspondedWith | Contemporary Dance Trust | corporateBody |
| associatedWith | Palin, Francis Terence. | person |
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| Great Britain |
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| Academic decorations of honor Great Britain |
| Accreditation (Education) Great Britain |
| Education, Higher History 20th century Sources |
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