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28 transcript. 2. Summer Course A maximum of 6.5 credits for a Summer Course can be substituted for the Study abroad requirement. The credits that are not substituted for the Study Abroad requirement are extracurricular and must be approved by the International Relations Office and the Board of Examiners. 3. Exchange/Study Abroad Credits on top of the 30 credits for the compulsory study abroad within EBE, IB and E&OR are extracurricular and will not be listed on the Final Bachelor’s transcript. 4. Internship Students can take part in an extracurricular Internship of 12-30 credits. Students have to apply and be accepted in order to participate in an Internship. The credits have to be approved by the Internship Office and the Board of Examiners. 5. Honours In total, excellent students have to obtain at least 60 credits for honours programme activities, of which at least 30 credits are in addition to the 180 credits of the regular bachelor’s programme. Referring to Article 7 of this regulation. 6. Research Project Maastricht The Research Project may be used to substitute 26 credits of the Study Abroad requirement. If they are not substituted they will be listed as extracurricular on the Final Bachelor’s grade transcript. 7. Interfaculty Minor The Interfaculty Minors at the UM can only be taken as extracurricular courses. The credits will be listed on the extracurricular grade transcript. 8. Educational minor The Educational minor can only be taken as extracurricular courses. Upon completion of the Educational minor requirements within the study programmes Economics and Business Economics and Econometrics and Operations Research, the candidate is allowed to teach Economics or Mathematics in junior secondary education and the first three years of higher general secondary and pre-university education. The educational minor endorsement will be listed on the Bachelor’s Degree. More information regarding extracurricular credits is published on EleUM. Chapter IV Admission Article 32 Required prior education 1. The prerequisites for enrolment at the Bachelor’s programme of the SBE at Maastricht University are made available on the SBE website. 2. The candidate who applies for admission into the second year has to demonstrate the successful completion of substitutable examinations at an institution of higher
29 education, or the acquisition of appropriate skills at the SBE or elsewhere for the entire first year see article 21 section 2. Article 33 Requirement of an English language test for holders of foreign diplomas 1. TOEFL or IELTS requirement A prerequisite for admission to any study programme at the SBE for nationals of countries not being a member state of the European Union or the European Economic Area is a minimum score of 550 points for a paper-based TOEFL, a minimum score of 213 points for a computer-based TOEFL, a minimum score of 79 - 80 for an Internet-based TOEFL, or a minimum score of 6.0 for an IELTS, for which proof needs to be provided to the Admissions Office before enrolling into the study programme. 2. Exemption Native English speakers and nationals from prospective member states of the European Union or the European Economic Area are exempted from the TOEFL or IELTS requirement. Article 34 Requirement of a Dutch language test for Fiscal Economics A prerequisite for admission to the Fiscal Economics study programme is knowledge of the Dutch language at level 2 of the ‘Staatsexamen Nederlands als Tweede Taal’, proof of which needs to be provided to the Admissions Office before enrolling into the Fiscal Economics study programme. Level 2 of the ‘Staatsexamen Nederlands als Tweede Taal’ is equal to the regular pre-university education diploma (‘VWO’)-level. Chapter V Advice and Guidance Article 35 Progress records On behalf of the SBE Board, the Education and Exams Office keeps records of examination results. This list is published in ‘My UM’ portal. Students who are registered at the SBE have electronic access to their records. Article 36 Advice and guidance The SBE Board appoints Student Advisors for the purpose of giving advice and guidance to students enrolled in a study programme at the SBE regarding their individual study progress and their possible study options within and outside the study programme.
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