Compulsory order of examinations Sample Clauses

Compulsory order of examinations. 1. The student must have obtained at least 20ECTS of the first semester modules of the degree programme before being allowed to start in semester two. 2. The student must have obtained at least 45 out of 60 ECTS of the first year of the degree programme before being allowed to start in semester three. 3. The student must have obtained at least 75ECTS before being allowed to start the master thesis research project (internship). 4. Students are responsible for ensuring they register and attend all examinations, resit examinations and complete assignments as required. In case a student has not been able to succeed in obtaining the full 30 ECTS credits of a semester an individual repair track will be offered by the Partner Institution involved following the regulations for registering for examinations of the institution concerned. 5. Exemption from the prescribed compulsory order of examinations will only be given in exceptional cases, for instance when the student has health problems or very serious direct family related matters or other similarly extenuating circumstances In such cases, the student should address a request in writing to the relevant authorities at the Partner Institution where the student has not been able to obtain the full 30 ECTS credits of a semester and also to the Partner Institution where the student intends to study the next part of the degree programme. Approval for exemption needs to be given by both Partner Institutions following the customary procedures at the Partner Institutions involved.
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