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In an earlier project of VanInwegen and Gunter, the dynamic semantics of the Core of Standard ML (SML) was encoded in the HOL theorem-prover. We extend this by adding the dynamic Module system. We then develop a possible dynamic semantics for a Module system with higher order functors and projections and discuss how we use these to prove that evaluation in the proposed system is a conservative extension, in an appropiate sense, of evaluation in the SML Module system.