Evaluations and assessments. The students must comply with the programme and examination regulations in force at the partner Institution at which they are studying. Examination includes written examinations complemented by seminar presentations/discussions, project work, laboratory and/or field reports. Details for each course (content, ECTS allocated and examination procedures) will be made available to each candidate by both Institutions at the beginning of the program. All examinations will take place at the Institution where the units are taught. Each partner undertakes to keep appropriate records of the students attending the programme at their Institution and to provide all students and partners the certification of the students’ academic progress. Each partner will report to the coordinators on the progress of the students, the number of credits obtained and the marks through the transcript of records released in English before established local deadlines, so as to ensure student achievements would be validated on time at the home Institution. A grading scale and table of both institutions is provided in the Appendix to ensure fair transfer and recognition of grades of enrolled students. Course list and syllabi of Economics courses at KGU to be transferred to LILLE 1 will be provided to LILLE 1 prior to the academic year involved. Course list and syllabi of English courses in Economics at LILLE 1 to be transferred to KGU will be provided to KGU prior to the student’s mobility to LILLE 1.
Evaluations and assessments. The students must comply with the programme and examination regulations in force in the partner Institution in which they are studying. Examination includes written exam complemented by seminar presentation/discussions and reports for practical, project work and master thesis. Details for each course (content, ECTS allocated and examination procedures) will be made available to each candidate by both Institutions at the beginning of the program. All examinations will take place in the Institution where the units are taught. Each partner undertakes to keep appropriate records of the students attending the programme at their Institution and to provide all students and partners the certification of the students’ career. Each partner will report to the coordinators on the progress of the students, the number of credits obtained and the marks through the transcript of records released in English before established local deadlines, so to ensure student achievements would be validate on date in home Institution. A grading scale and table will be established by the Institutions to ensure fair transfer and recognition of grades of enrolled students.
Evaluations and assessments. The students are subject to the study and examination regulation that is used by the partner institution where they are studying. Both institutions must validate the results obtained by the students in their home and host institution. ECTS grading system will be used to harmonize the interpretation of the records. The timetable for registration and transfer of grades and results (course units and ECTS credits) must be edited according to the schedule presented in annex 1. An International Committee consisting of UL1 and PUT professors (minimum two from each side) will be created to resolve special cases of students’ assessment that are not included in both regulations.
