The International Hospitality Management Code ... - Stenden Rangsit

CBL Case Based Learning
Internship procedure Procedure a student must go through in order to get a internship
company
Front Desk A desk for students where one can ask questions concerning all
matters regarding the IHM education and where one must
excuse oneself for meetings that grant the student participation
points.
IHM International Hotel Management
Official publication Boards Publication boards opposite of the Front Desk on the second
floor.
PBL Problem Based Learning.
ProgRESS Student reference system
Progress Test A test at final level of the education which has a different pass
standard for each study year
Regular chance The module exam that closes a certain module period, belonging
to the module followed in that certain period.
Service Desk The desk where students can hand in assignments for appraisal
and pick up old assignments for resits.
School day All days not designated as (official public) holidays, Saturdays or
Sundays, where Saturdays may only be designated as a
schoolday when used for the purpose of holding examinations
and where Saturdays and Sundays may only be designated as
school days when used as working days in Stenden University
Hotel and in companies during an internship.
Student Support Formal support for international students or students with
prolonged problems.
Furthermore no detailed specifications on the exam regulations.
Article 2 Enrolment in the program
Article 2.1 Placements of students in the modules
par. 1 The Education automatically places the first year students for the modules to follow.
This placement is binding.
par. 2 Every student must put in ones annual planning of the modules in the next academic
year, using ProgRESS.
par. 3 The enrolment period will be announced in advance on Stenden Intranet.
par. 4 If the student‟s planning schedule does not meet the requirements of par. 3. Not
enrolling could result in study delay. The planning schedule is not open for objection
and appeal.
par. 5 The IHM Management Team reserves the right to modify the annual planning of the
students if there are compelling organizational reasons for doing so. In so doing the
IHM Management Team will adhere to the specific order in which some modules must
be taken and will take account of the importance of placement in practical modules.
par. 6 At the beginning of the academic year the student can find ones annual planning in
ProgRESS.
par. 7 Students can follow a certain module only once each course year.
par.8 Students can be placed in a maximum of one module for each module period. Unless
stipulated differently in the study route being followed or stipulated differently by the
Exam Committee.
par.9 Students can follow a certain module twice at the most during their period of studies.
If a student has still failed to pass a module after using all possible resits, the
student can in some cases apply to the exam committee for a module replacement
assignment (article 6.15). If that is not (or no longer) possible, the exam committee
will decide on the principles of equity and fairness on what can be done in respect to
the student.
par.10 The Education places the students following a module in groups. This placement is
binding and can only be objected to in case of exceptional circumstances (e.g.
impediments)
par.11 A student, who wants to change his module planning during the current academic
year, has to submit a motivated request. A “Mutation form module planning” form is
available on the ELO site (BlackBoard-Forming Groups). Per module period the date
for handing in the request at I-Study is Friday week 3 before 9:00am unless
published otherwise on Stenden Intranet .This request will be tested by the Exam
Committee.
par.12 A student who wishes to change choice of language has to submit a well-reasoned
request to the exam committee.
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