Bachelor EER (OER) 2013-2014 DRAFT - School of Business and ...

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(t+2)), unless stated otherwise in the course book, without prejudice to the
competency of the Board of Examiners to extend this period of validity. The validity
of partial examination results, that are not registered, is subject to the rules
announced by the course coordinator in the course book.
Article 20 Right of inspection
1. Right of inspection
The right of inspection comprises that, within ten (10) working days after the
publication date, students will be given the opportunity to inspect:
- their assessed written examination or written part of an examination;
- the questions and assignments posed and given within the framework thereof;
and
- the norms applicable to the assessment thereof.
2. Executive authority
The course coordinator or supporting staff will provide for the opportunity mentioned
in section 1 of this article and with regard thereto will timely announce the details
regarding time, date, location and identification of the student.
3. Unforeseen circumstances
Within the given period of time, a student will be given a second opportunity to
exercise the right of inspection, provided that the student can demonstrate the
inability to exercise this right in the first instance due to circumstances beyond the
student’s control.
4. Complaints and comments regarding written examinations
Comments and complaints regarding written examinations with open or closed
questions or parts thereof have to be submitted to the course coordinator within five
(5) working days after the examination in order for them to be reviewed.
5. Examinations retention periods
The tasks, results and the assessed work of written examinations have to be filed for
at least two (2) years after the result of the examination is determined.
The thesis and the assessment thereof has to be filed for the period of seven (7)
years after the thesis is determined.
Article 21 Exemptions
1. Authority
The Board of Examiners is authorised to grant full exemption from a particular
examination, provided that the student can demonstrate the successful completion of
substitutable examinations at an institution of higher education other than the SBE,
or the acquisition of appropriate skills elsewhere. Students cannot get exempted
from partial grades.