Validity of Teaching and Examination Sample Clauses

Validity of Teaching and Examination. Regulations indicates who and what the Teaching and Examination Regulations apply to, how long they are valid for and how they are adopted.
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Validity of Teaching and Examination. Regulations .................................................................................... 20 8.1. Scope .......................................................................................................................................... 20 8.2. Adoption ..................................................................................................................................... 20 8.3. Validity and start date ................................................................................................................... 20 8.4. Transitional arrangements ............................................................................................................. 20 9. Testing programmes .............................................................................................................................. 21 9.1. First-year phase ........................................................................................................................... 21 9.2. Main phase (including specialisations and minors) ............................................................................ 22 9.5. Special tracks ............................................................................................................................... 26 10. Definition of terms .............................................................................................................................. 28
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Validity of Teaching and Examination. Regulations ........................................................................... 28 8.1 Scope ................................................................................................................................ 28 8.2 Adoption ............................................................................................................................ 28 8.3 Validity and start date .......................................................................................................... 28 8.4 Transitional arrangements .................................................................................................... 28 9 Testing programmes ..................................................................................................................... 29 9.1 Propedeutic phase .............................................................................................................. 29 9.2 Main phase (including specialisations and minors) .................................................................. 29 9.3 Fast track programme .......................................................................................................... 36 9.4 Three-year fast-track programme for school-levers at pre-university level .................................. 37 9.5 Special tracks ...................................................................................................................... 37 9.6 Modules with limited validity ................................................................................................ 37 10 Definitions of terms .................................................................................................................... 38 1 Introduction‌ Every degree programme is required by law to have Teaching and Examination Regulations. These Regulations contain provisions relating to the teaching of the degree programme and the associated examinations and (partial) tests. You can find the latest Teaching and Examination Regulations for your degree programme in the course catalogue for your degree programme under ‘Programme details’.
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