Examination timetable Clause Samples

Examination timetable. ‌ 1. The program manager determines when the interim examinations take place (see Chapter 9). When setting the dates for the interim examinations in an academic year, the workload placed on students by the curriculum as a whole is taken into account. The fifth block can be used for second opportunities (resits). 2. The examination timetable must be finalised and made known to students at least two weeks before the start of the relevant block. 3. Students who fulfil the criteria of AUAS’ Top-level Sports Regulations or Entrepreneurship regulations may be eligible for a special examination timetable.
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Examination timetable. ICM examinations take place four times each year, in March, June, September and December. The Timetable for each year states the Closing Date for receipt of entries for each examination Series. Please visit the website to view the ICM examination timetable.
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Examination timetable. ‌ The programme manager will draw up the examination timetable on an annual basis (see Chapter 9). When setting the dates for the testing opportunities in an academic year, the workload placed on students by the curriculum as a whole is taken into account. The examination timetable must be finalised and made known to students at least two weeks before the start of the relevant semester. Students who fulfil the criteria of AUAS’ Top-level Sports Regulations or Entrepreneurship regulations may be eligible for a special examination timetable.
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Examination timetable. 1. The program manager determines each year when the interim examinations take place (see Chapter 8). When setting the dates for the interim examinations in an academic year, the workload placed on students by the curriculum as a whole is taken into account. The fifth block can be used for resit’s.
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