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the possession of the secretary of the Exam Committee at least 14 days before the desired graduation date. par. 3 The student can graduate every third Wednesday of each month, with the exception of July and August. In July a student can graduate on the second Wednesday, in August on the first school day after August 25. Article 13a Cum Laude for cohort 2008 and earlier par. 1 There is no cum laude arrangement for the foundation phase. par. 2 On graduating students receive the predicate 'cum laude' on their list of marks or their certificate if the following conditions are met in the post-foundation phase: a. all parts from the post-foundation phase, including the industrial placement, have been passed on the first attempt without resits; b. the two parts of the bachelor‟s dissertation done during the third study year must have been passed with an average score of at least 80% of the maximum score to be obtained; c. the business improvement project done during the internship must have been passed with a “good” or an “excellent”; d. the student has exemptions for not more than 1/3 of the modules of the theoretical years. par. 3 The student, who believes to have obtained the right to the predicate 'cum laude', should apply to the exam committee. This request must be done at least one school week before the graduation ceremony. Article 13b Cum Laude for cohort 2009 and later (see Exam Regulations, Article 13) par 1. If a student thinks he can pass the foundation year with cum laude, he has to hand in a cum laude request to the IHM Exam Committee. The request must be accompanied with an up to date overview of the study results from ProgRESS. If this overview lacks, the cum laude request will not be dealth with. par. 2 If a student thinks he can graduate with cum laude, he has to hand in a cum laude request to the IHM Exam Committee. The request must be accompanied with an up to date overview of the study results from ProgRESS. If this overview lacks, the cum laude request will not be dealth with. Article 14 Force majeure regulation Article 14.1 Invoking force majeure par.1 A student can claim on the force majeure regulation if there is talk of circumstances that cannot be attributed to the student (force majeure), this for the judgment of the module coordinator (in the case of educational activities within the module; see Article 14.3) or of the exam committee. par. 2 a. A student's request to a module coordinator to be considered for the force majeure regulation for educational activities within a module can only be submitted after the last educational activity of the relevant module and must be in the possession of the module coordinator within 2 school weeks after the publication of the definite result of the regular test opportunity of the module exam (not being a resit of the module exam) at the latest. b. The student's request to the Exam Committee to be considered for the force majeure regulation other than within a module (par. 2a) must be in the possession of the Exam Committee within 2 school weeks following the day on which the circumstance under par. 1 arose at the latest. c. The request to qualify for the force majeur regulation must be settled at IHM for modules done at IHM and must be settled at a Grand Tour site for modules done at that site. par. 3 Once a student has taken a (progress) test or handed in an assignment, it is no longer possible to invoke force majeure regarding that test or assignment. par. 4 To be considered for the force majeure regulation while an assignment is being carried out, students must contact the (module) coordinator before the handing in deadline of this assignment. The (module) coordinator will decide whether the student qualifies for the force majeure regulation and will make an arrangement with the student. par. 5 No rights can be derived from the consequences of a computer virus with regard to the force majeure regulation. Article 14.2 Granting extra resits par. 1 Extra resits are not granted by the Exam Committee until the student has made use of all regular (resit) options other than the opportunity to which the force majeure Part 2 Hotel Management Study Guide 2011-2012 63
situation applies, unless this is no longer possible within the academic year. In the latter case, the student can be offered the extra resit at an earlier date. par. 2 The Exam Committee is authorized to offer the extra resit in a different form. The extra resit must be equivalent to the original resit. Article 14.3 Force majeure relating to educational activities par. 1 Students can submit a request to the module coordinator for a compensation assignment relating to missed PBL/CBL meetings, presentations and so on if a force majeure situation has arisen. par. 2 In the request referred to in paragraph 1 of this article, the student must substantiate with documentary evidence the circumstance provided for in paragraph 1 of article 14.1. The student must also have met the following conditions: The student reported the absence on the same day before 8.30 a.m. to the front desk of the study programme. The absence is legitimate; at the discretion of the module coordinator. The student has participated in at least half of the total amount of PBL/CBL meetings of the module concerned. The force majeure regulation will not be granted for students who have not met these conditions. par. 3 Once the module coordinator has granted permission to use the regulation, he will decide, possibly under consultation with the relevant lecturer or tutor, about the content and implementation of the compensation assignment. par. 4 The compensation assignment must substantively replace the missed section and be equal in terms of study load to that of the missed section. par. 5 Compensation assignments belonging to a certain academic year must be handed in during the same academic year and marked within 10 school days. par. 6 a. The module coordinator is responsible for arranging the assessment of whether the assignment meets the set criteria. b1. In the case of a compensation assignment for missed PBL/CBL meetings, the module coordinator still awards points for active participation which are in relation to the assessment of the assignment. The points cannot exceed the maximum possible points for one PBL meeting. This is in accordance with the PBL participation regulations (see the module book). b2. In all other cases, the module coordinator informs the student of the standard when issuing the assignment. par. 7 Students who are not in agreement with the assessment of a compensation assignment should follow the procedure described in Article 17. par. 8 Students can make up for a practical day that has been missed owing to force majeure under the following conditions: The student has reported his absence to the concerning department of the practical training facility before the shift commences at the latest, and The student has submitted a request to catch up on the missed practical day to the practical trainer within two school weeks following the end of the relevant module period. Article 14.4 Absence during a module period par. 1 a. International students who want to go abroad during a module period, must request in advance for permission by their coordinator Student Support. b. International students from a country outside the European Economic Area who want to go home during the Christmas holidays must request for permission by their coordinator Student Support. These students can appeal to force majeure for a maximum of 4 PBL/CBL meetings in a period that starts with the last school week prior to the Christmas holidays and ends the first school week following the Christmas holidays. They have to show their flight tickets at the coordinator Student Support to get the replacement assignment for the missed PBL/CBL sessions. par. 2 In case the request for absence is met, a student can be given an assignment to compensate for the missed PBL/CBL sessions. To be given this assignment he/she must report to the module coordinator before leaving and show the mail in which the coordinator Student Support gives permission for the absence. par. 3 In case a student follows a practical module in Stenden University Hotel during the period he is abroad, he must contact the practical supervisor to come to an agreement. The student must show the written permission of the coordinator Student Support. par. 4 The request as mentioned in par. 1.b must be in the possession of the coordinator Student Support international stream at the latest in week 2.4. Part 2 Hotel Management Study Guide 2011-2012 64
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