Course
Study programs
Medical Studies in EnglishYear of study
5ISVU ID
ECTS
4.5
Student grading is conducted according to the current Ordinance on Studies of the University of Rijeka and the Ordinance on Student Assessment and Evaluation at the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka.
Student work will be assessed and evaluated during course classes and on the final exam
Students can obtain 50 grade points during classes and 50 grade points on the final exam, which totals 100 grade points. Students are evaluated according to the ECTS (A– F) and numerical systems (1–5). Evaluation according to the ECTS system is conducted according to the absolute redistribution.
Out of the maximum of 50 grade points possible to obtain during classes, the student must obtain at least 25 grade points to access the final exam. Students who obtain less than 25 grade points during classes (F grade), must re-enroll the course.
Grade points can be obtained by active participation during classes and by performing the assignments as follows:
I. Evaluation during classes (maximum of 50 grade points):
a) class attendance (up to 25 grade points)
b) participation in practicals (up to 25 grade points)
a) Class attendance (up to 25 grade points)
Students can be absent from 30% of classes provided they have a justifiable cause, i.e., a doctor’s note. Attending lectures, seminars, and practicals is mandatory. Compensation of practicals is possible with a prior agreement with the course coordinator. If a student is absent from more than 30% of classes, whether it is justifiable or not, they cannot continue to participate in the course and cannot access the final exam. In that case, the student is graded with 0 ECTS credits and an F grade.
Grading class attendance at practicals will be performed as follows:
Grading class attendance at seminars will be performed as follows:
Grading class attendance at lectures will be performed as follows:
b) Participation in practicals (up to 25 grade points)
Practical knowledge of all students will be evaluated during classes, for which they can obtain a maximum of 25 grade points (13–25). The examination is performed during practicals.
During the examination, the course coordinator evaluates each student’s acquired knowledge and skills during their ENT patient examination. Grades are assigned as follows:
II. Final exam (maximum of 50 grade points):
Who can access the final exam
Students who obtained at least 25 grade points during classes are obligated to access the final exam on which they can obtain a maximum of 50 grade points.
Who cannot access the final exam
Students who obtained less than 25 grade points and/or were absent from more than 30% of classes cannot access the final exam and have to re-enroll the course next year.
The final exam consists of an oral examination. A maximum of 50 grade points can be obtained at the final exam (25–50).
Success at the final exam is converted into grade points as follows:
In order to pass the final exam and final evaluation (including the previously obtained grade points during classes), the student must be positively evaluated and obtain at least 25 grade points on the final exam. Grading in the ECTS system is performed according to the absolute grading system, i.e., based on the final success:
A – 90–100% B – 75–89,9% C – 60–74,9% D – 50–59,9% F – 0–49,9%
Grades in the ECTS system are converted into numerical grades as follows:
A = excellent (5) B = very good (4) C = good (3) D = sufficient (2) F = insufficient (1)
| Academic year | |
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| 2023/2024 | [Download] |