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Structure of curricula. ‌ 1. An academic year is sub-divided into 4 blocks of 10 weeks and an extra fifth block of 8 weeks in the summer period or 2 semesters of 20 weeks and an extra period of 8 weeks in the summer period. 2. All the modules in the various curricula are listed in Chapter 9. The following details are specified for each module: a. the name of the module; b. the number of credits; c. the method of assessment for all interim examinations and partial examinations for the first and second attempts; d. the week/block in which the interim examination(s) and/or partial examinations are offered, for both the first and the second attempt.
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Structure of curricula. ‌ 1. The degree programme has a study load of 120 credits. 2. The study programme is offered on a fulltime basis. 3. All the modules in the various curricula are listed in Chapter 8. The following details are specified for each module: the name of the module; the number of credits; the method of assessment for all interim examinations and partial examinations for the first and second attempts; the week/block in which the interim examination(s) and/or partial examinations are offered, for both the first and the second attempt. Further information on the various modules can be found in the course catalogue.
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Structure of curricula. ‌ 1. An academic year is sub-divided into 4 blocks of 10 weeks and an extra fifth block of 8 weeks in the summer period or 2 semesters of 20 weeks and an extra period of 8 weeks in the summer period. 2. All modules in the various curricula are listed in Chapter 9. The following details are specified for each module: a. the name of the module; b. the number of credits; c. the method of assessment for all (partial) tests; d. the period of time in which the (partial) tests are offered.
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Structure of curricula. ‌ An academic year is sub-divided into 2 semesters of 20 weeks and an extra period of 8 weeks in the summer period. All the modules in the various curricula are listed in Chapter 9. The following details are specified for each module: the name of the module; the number of credits; the method of assessment for all interim examinations and partial examinations for the first and second attempts; the week/block in which the interim examination(s) and/or partial examinations are offered, for both the first and the second attempt. Further information on the various modules can be found in the course catalogue.
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Structure of curricula. ‌ 1. The degree programme has a study load of 60 credits. 2. The study programme is offered on fulltime basis. 3. All the modules in the various curricula are listed in Chapter 8. The following details are specified for eachmodule: a. the name of the module; b. the number of credits; c. the method of assessment for all interim examinations and partial examinations for the first and second attempts; d. the week/block in which the interim examination(s) and/or partial examinations are offered, for both the first and the second attempt.
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