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Students are required for regular attendance and active participation in all forms of teaching.

ECTS credit grading system:
Student assessment is carried out according to the current Regulations on Studies of the University of
Rijeka.
Student work will be evaluated and graded during classes and at the final exam. Out of a total of 100
points, during the classes the student can achieve 70 points, and at the final exam 30 points.
Student assessment is performed using ECTS (A-E) and number system (1-5). Grading in the ECTS system
is performed by absolute distribution.
Out of a total of 100 points, during the classes the student can achieve 70 points, and at the final exam 30
points. During classes, the result achieved by solving the compulsory test is evaluated (up to a maximum
of 70 points).
The final exam can be taken by those students who have achieved at least 50% of the maximum possible
points during the classes.
Students who have achieved less than 35 points during classes are not eligible to take the final exam (final
grade F). The final exam is written.

I. During classes, the following is evaluated (maximum up to 70 points):
Mandatory test (up to 70 points)
The written test consists of 70 questions, and carries 70 points (each correctly solved question carries one
grade).
The material of the compulsory test contains questions that cover topics from general and special clinical
pharmacology covered by lectures and seminars.

II. Final exam (total 30 points):
Who can take the final exam:
Students who have achieved more than 50% of points during the course must take the final written
exam where they can achieve a maximum of 30 points.
 

Who cannot take the final exam:
Students who have achieved less than 35 points during the class do not have the right to take the final
exam (enroll the course the next year).
 

The final exam is a written exam. Carries 30 points (range 15-30).
The written test consists of 50 questions (the criterion for obtaining grades is 50% of correctly solved
questions), and it consists of questions that cover the entire content of the course.
 

Correct answers obtained on the written test are converted into points as follows:
Correct answers Points                   Points
0-25                                                      0
26                                                         15
27                                                         16
28                                                         17
29                                                         18
30                                                         19
31                                                          20
32                                                         21
33,34                                                    22
35,36                                                    23
37,38                                                    24
39,40                                                    25
41,42                                                    26
43,44                                                   27
45,46                                                   28
47,48                                                   29
49,50                                                  30

To pass the final exam and for the final grade (including adding up the previously obtained points during
classes) the student must have a positive grade on the final exam and achieve a minimum of 15 points
(50%).
The final grade of the exam is formed on the basis of the achieved results, and in the following way:
90-100% (points) A (excellent, 5)
75-89,9% ( points ) B (very good, 4)
60-74,9% ( points ) C ( good, 3)
50-59,9% ( points ) D ( pass, 2)
0-49,9% ( points ) F ( fail, 1)

Teaching content and all information related to the course as well as exam dates can be found on the web pages.