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The is divided into two semesters. This means that a part of the courses of a study programme is completed by the end of December, followed by examinations. This way the first examination period is spread over two months, January and June.

A course must be completed before an exam can take place. However, some courses can not be taught during one semester, i.e. the full-year course units. Examinations for these courses take place in June.

At the end of August / beginning of September a second examination period is organised. Students can use this period to retake (failed) courses from the first as well as the second semester.

Examinations can be oral or written. Marks received for practical exercises and the results of written and oral tests during the year may also be taken into account for the final result, as part of a system of permanent evaluation. For each course unit the evaluation/examination method is indicated (in the course catalogue), as well as what the minimum requirements are to be awarded credit points.

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