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A board exam or a board credit test are extraordinary methods of assessing the learning effects. They may be granted only if requested by the student and only in justified cases.<\/p>\n
The application has to be submitted within 5 days after the results of the retake exam or the last credit test were announced.<\/p>\n
The student submitting the application needs to mention specific failures, e.g. to question the way the exam was conducted by proving that s\/he was assessed on the basis of different criteria than the other students. Obtaining a negative grade as such and the student\u2019s willingness to retake the exam or test once again are not sufficient reasons to grant a board exam or credit test.<\/p>\n
The Dean will decide whether the application is justified, and, if his\/her decision is positive, s\/he will set the date of the board exam\/test. If the Dean\u2019s decision is negative, the student may appeal to the Rector within 14 days from the delivery or announcement of this decision.<\/p>\n
The examination board will assess the student. In most cases, it will be an oral exam or test (but it may also take a different form, e.g. written). The student may specify in the application which form s\/he would prefer, but the Dean will make a final decision on this.<\/p>\n
A representative of the Student Government, the year\u2019s or the group\u2019s mentor or the Student and PhD Student Ombudsperson may participate in the board exam\/test as an impartial observer. The student has to ask for this in the application for a board exam\/test.<\/p>\n<\/div>\r\n <\/div>\r\n <\/div>[\/vc_column][\/vc_row]<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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