College programmesDetailed rules for
taking examinations, progressing to the next semester and year,
repeating a year and admitting to the final (diploma) examination are
laid down in the study regulations adopted by individual colleges.
However, all college students are allowed to take a resit examination,
including the final examination, and an examination following a failed
resit examination, conducted by an examination review board after an
appeal made by a student to such a board. In order to be admitted to
the final examination, students are required to complete all courses
and practical placements as provided for in the curriculum, and to
submit their diploma thesis which must then receive a positive
assessment.
The director of a given college may strike a student
from the register of college students in the cases specified in the
statutes of individual colleges.
Degree programmesDetailed rules for
taking examinations, progressing to the next semester and year,
repeating a year and admitting to the final (diploma) examination are
laid down in the study regulations adopted by individual HEIs. However,
all students are allowed to take a resit examination, including the
final examination, and an examination following a failed resit
examination, conducted by an examination review board after an appeal
made by a student to such a board. In order to be admitted to the final
examination, students are required to complete all courses and
practical placements provided for in the curriculum, and to submit
their final thesis (except in medical fields) which must then receive a
positive assessment. If the study programme does not provide for the
preparation of a thesis and taking the final examination, students are
only required to complete all courses and practical placements provided
for in the curriculum.
In accordance with the Regulation of the
Minister of Science and Higher Education of 3 October 2006, which
entered into force on 1 January 2007, students will be required to
obtain a minimum number of ECTS credits, specified on the basis of the
study regulations, in order to progress to the next semester or
academic year and to complete a degree programme.
The head of a
basic organisational unit of a HEI (e.g. faculty) is obliged to strike
a student from the register of students in case he/she has not taken up
or withdrawn from study, has not submitted the final thesis or has not
taken the final examination within the time limit specified in the
study regulations. The head may also strike from the register a student
who has made no progress in learning or has not completed successfully
a semester or academic year within the time limit specified in the
study regulations.
Doctoral programmesDetailed rules for
progressing and taking examinations are laid down in the doctoral study
regulations by the units of HEIs and research institutions other than
HEIs which provide doctoral programmes. In order to be admitted to the
final stage leading to the award of the academic degree of
doktor,
applicants (students following a doctoral programme or other applicants
because enrolment on a doctoral programme is not a precondition for the
award of this degree are required to pass doctoral examinations as decided by the board of a given unit and to submit their doctoral dissertation.
A
student enrolled on a doctoral programme may be struck from the
register of doctoral students in case he/she has not passed
examinations provided for in the curriculum, has not demonstrated any
progress in research or the preparation of the doctoral dissertation or
has not submitted reports on the progress in his/her work. Such
decisions are taken by the head of a given doctoral programme.
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