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Paragraph 4 - assessment ART. 4.1 GENERAL ART. 4.2 PERIOD OF VALIDITY ART. 4.3 RIGHT OF INSPECTION ART. 4.4. EXEMPTION FROM EXAMINATIONS AND/OR PRACTICALS ART. 4.5 IRREGULARITIES ART. 4.6 SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS ART. 4.7 RIGHT OF APPEAL Paragraph 5 - academic advising and tutorial ART. 5.1 STUDENT PROGRESS RECORDS ART. 5.2 ACADEMIC ADVISING ART. 5.3 P1 (PART 1) STUDY ADVICE ART. 5.4 STANDARDS FOR NEGATIVE P1 STUDY ADVICE ART. 5.5 EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES FOR P1 STUDY ADVICE Paragraph 6 - final provisions ART. 6.1 AMENDMENT ART. 6.2 PUBLICATION ART. 6.3 LEAVE OF ABSENCE ART. 6.4 UNFORESEEN CASES ART. 6.5 NOTWITHSTANDING THE CONVENTIONS Paragraph 1 - general provisions ART. 1.1 - APPLICABILITY OF THE REGULATIONS These regulations apply to the education and examinations of the bachelor’s degree programme offered by LUC The Hague, hereinafter called: the degree programme. The regulations have been laid down by the Dean of LUC, having obtained the approval and advice of the Academic Board, the Staff Student Committee, the Examinations Committee, and the Faculty Council of Campus Den Haag. The regulations take effect on August 1, 2012 and apply to the academic year 2012-2013. 68 aCaDeMiC rULes aND regULaTioNs ART. 1.2 - DEFINITIONS In these regulations the following terms have the following meanings: act the Higher Education and Research Act [Wet op het hoger onderwijs en wetenschappelijk onderzoek] (WHW). BachelOr’s examiNatiON final examination of the degree programme BlOck a period of 7 teaching weeks, plus a reading week (ie. 8 weeks); each semester consists of 2 blocks c.B.e. College van Beroep voor de Examens. Board of Appeal for Examinations caPstONe the concluding educational experience/project at LUC class a group of no more than 20 students taking a specific course. A course may have multiple classes, sometimes with different instructors, depending on the number of students enrolled cONveNOr the faculty member responsible for organizing a course cOre part of the degree programme consisting of courses compulsory for all students cOurse catalOgue register, kept under the responsibility of the Directors of Studies, of the courses offered by LUC The Hague cOurse a study unit of the programme as defined in Section 7.3 of the Act. The study load of each course is expressed as whole credits. Every course involves assessment. A course may be taught in a number of classes. credit the unit expressing the study load of a course, pursuant to the Act. According to the ECTS, one credit equals 28 hours of study. A standard course at LUC carries 5 credits. ects the European Credit Transfer System examiNatiON an evaluation of the knowledge, understanding and skills of a student in respect to a particular course, and an assessment thereof, in accordance with Section 7.10 of the Act, by at least one examiner appointed to this purpose by the Examinations Committee examiNatiON cOmmittee the board of examiners of the programme, established and appointed in accordance with Section 7.12a of the Act examiNer the person appointed by the Examinations Committee to conduct examinations, in accordance with Section 7.12c of the Act aCaDeMiC rULes aND regULaTioNs 69
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Paragraph 4 - assessment<br />
ART. 4.1 GENERAL<br />
ART. 4.2 PERIOD OF VALIDITY<br />
ART. 4.3 RIGHT OF INSPECTION<br />
ART. 4.4. EXEMPTION FROM EXAMINATIONS AND/OR PRACTICALS<br />
ART. 4.5 IRREGULARITIES<br />
ART. 4.6 SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS<br />
ART. 4.7 RIGHT OF APPEAL<br />
Paragraph 5 - academic advising and tutorial<br />
ART. 5.1 STUDENT PROGRESS RECORDS<br />
ART. 5.2 ACADEMIC ADVISING<br />
ART. 5.3 P1 (PART 1) STUDY ADVICE<br />
ART. 5.4 STANDARDS FOR NEGATIVE P1 STUDY ADVICE<br />
ART. 5.5 EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES FOR P1 STUDY ADVICE<br />
Paragraph 6 - final provisions<br />
ART. 6.1 AMENDMENT<br />
ART. 6.2 PUBLICATION<br />
ART. 6.3 LEAVE OF ABSENCE<br />
ART. 6.4 UNFORESEEN CASES<br />
ART. 6.5 NOTWITHSTANDING THE CONVENTIONS<br />
Paragraph 1 - general provisions<br />
ART. 1.1 - APPLICABILITY OF THE REGULATIONS<br />
<strong>The</strong>se regulations apply to the education and examinations of the bachelor’s<br />
degree programme offered by <strong>LUC</strong> <strong>The</strong> Hague, hereinafter called: the degree<br />
programme. <strong>The</strong> regulations have been laid down by the Dean of <strong>LUC</strong>, having<br />
obtained the approval and advice of the Academic Board, the Staff Student<br />
Committee, the Examinations Committee, and the Faculty Council of Campus<br />
Den Haag.<br />
<strong>The</strong> regulations take effect on August 1, 2012 and apply to the academic year<br />
2012-2013.<br />
68 aCaDeMiC rULes aND regULaTioNs<br />
ART. 1.2 - DEFINITIONS<br />
In these regulations the following terms have the following meanings:<br />
act the Higher Education and Research Act [Wet op het hoger onderwijs<br />
en wetenschappelijk onderzoek] (WHW).<br />
BachelOr’s examiNatiON final examination of the degree programme<br />
BlOck a period of 7 teaching weeks, plus a reading week (ie. 8 weeks); each<br />
semester consists of 2 blocks<br />
c.B.e. College van Beroep voor de Examens. Board of Appeal for Examinations<br />
caPstONe the concluding educational experience/project at <strong>LUC</strong><br />
class a group of no more than 20 students taking a specific course. A<br />
course may have multiple classes, sometimes with different instructors,<br />
depending on the number of students enrolled<br />
cONveNOr the faculty member responsible for organizing a course<br />
cOre part of the degree programme consisting of courses compulsory for<br />
all students<br />
cOurse catalOgue register, kept under the responsibility of the Directors of Studies, of<br />
the courses offered by <strong>LUC</strong> <strong>The</strong> Hague<br />
cOurse a study unit of the programme as defined in Section 7.3 of the Act.<br />
<strong>The</strong> study load of each course is expressed as whole credits. Every<br />
course involves assessment. A course may be taught in a number of<br />
classes.<br />
credit the unit expressing the study load of a course, pursuant to the Act.<br />
According to the ECTS, one credit equals 28 hours of study.<br />
A standard course at <strong>LUC</strong> carries 5 credits.<br />
ects the European Credit Transfer System<br />
examiNatiON an evaluation of the knowledge, understanding and skills of a<br />
student in respect to a particular course, and an assessment thereof,<br />
in accordance with Section 7.10 of the Act, by at least one examiner<br />
appointed to this purpose by the Examinations Committee<br />
examiNatiON cOmmittee the board of examiners of the programme, established and appointed<br />
in accordance with Section 7.12a of the Act<br />
examiNer the person appointed by the Examinations Committee to conduct<br />
examinations, in accordance with Section 7.12c of the Act<br />
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