The University for the Creative Arts takes its obligations with regard to data protection seriously. As such, we are providing you with the following Data Protection Notices so that you have information about how we collect and use your Personal Data in accordance with applicable data protection law, including, the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (“GDPR”).
The University for the Creative Arts Data Protection Policy.
Privacy Notices that explain our data usage for the Marketing, Student Recruitment & Engagement department.
View information about the data we collect, how it is used and when it might be shared during your time as a student with us.
For individuals who have graduated from the University for the Creative Arts view information about the data we collect, how it is used and when it might be shared during your time as a student with us.
View information about the data we collect, how it is used and when it might be shared during the application process.
View information about the data we collect, how it is used and when it might be shared while you are a student with us.
View information about the data we collect, how it is used and when it might be shared whilst you work with us.
Internal guidance for UCA staff to respond to a Data Subject Access request (DSAR).
A Data Processing Agreement is a legal document between the controller and the processor in writing or electronic form. It regulates aspects of data processing such as scope and purpose and the relationship between controller and processor.
The Data Audit template enables the University to identify where personal data is collected, who collects it, why it is collected and how it is stored and processed across the whole institution.
A Privacy Impact Assessment (PIA) is a process which helps to identify and mitigate potential risks to privacy and compliance with data protection law when processing personal data.
To ensure the CCTV system is operated in compliance with the law relating to data protection and to ensure compliance with privacy law.