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SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY / FACULTY OF MEDICINE<br />

Lectures:<br />

One 45 minute lecture every week, 14 lectures per semester.<br />

Practicals:<br />

One 70 minute practical every week, 14 practicals per semester.<br />

Attendance:<br />

Attendance at both lectures and practicals is compulsory and will be recorded on each occasion.<br />

University regulations allow for a maximum of three absences during a semester from both lectures<br />

and practicals. There is a possibility to make up for a missed practical by attending the same<br />

practical of another group. Students with four or more absences at the end of the semester will<br />

not be able to take the semi-final exam, and will have to retake the course in their successive<br />

academic year. Students who can provide valid medical documentation that they were ill or<br />

received medical treatment during a missed lecture or practical with which they would exceed the<br />

allowed amount of absences will not be counted as absent on those occasions.<br />

Practical groups:<br />

In order to facilitate productive class work, the department is committed to keeping practical group<br />

size below the limit of 15 students / group. Students are required to comply with this rule as it is<br />

both in their own and in the department’s best interest. If a student would like to change groups<br />

during the semester, she/he should submit a formal, written request to the department’s academic<br />

coordinator that has been signed by the current and requested practical instructor.<br />

In-course assessment:<br />

At the end of three randomly chosen lectures there will be short, multiple choice quizzes with a few<br />

questions on the lecture’s material. The points earned on these quizzes will augment students’<br />

score on the semi-final exam.<br />

At practicals students will be given three in-class or take-home exercises on major topics of the<br />

semester’s material. Each exercise will receive an “unsatisfactory”, “satisfactory” or “excellent”<br />

mark. Students are required to earn at least a satisfactory mark on all exercises in order to pass<br />

the semester.<br />

Semi-final exam:<br />

At the end of each semester, students will be given a written test, which will be graded on a scale<br />

of 1 to 5. Students who fail the test or wish to earn a better grade have to take an oral exam.<br />

Exam dates and oral exam topics will be posted on the department’s website (see above) one<br />

month prior to the beginning of exam period. Students can sign up for exams via the NEPTUN<br />

system.<br />

Academic administration (index matters, submission of assignments... etc.)<br />

Mrs. Hlatky Sándorné (Hédi)<br />

Mrs. Judit Németh<br />

NET, 13 th floor, room 1306<br />

Phone: +36 1 210 2930 / extension 56178<br />

Office hours: Monday-Friday 9-12 p.m., 1-3 p.m<br />

Students are strongly advised to check the NEPTUN system and the department’s website<br />

regularly for the latest updates on course-related information.

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