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34 4:5 Awb until the day on which the student has been amplified or the time limit set for this purpose expires without having been used. Article 45 Right of objection and the right of appeal 1. Subjects of appeal Students may lodge an appeal with the UM against: - a Negative Binding Study Advice as mentioned in article 37 of these regulations; - decisions of the Board of Examiners with regard to the acquisition of credits and the passing of exams; - decisions with regard to exemptions as mentioned in article 21 of these regulations; - decisions not of a general nature regarding admission, as mentioned in chapter IV of these regulations; - decisions of the Board of Examiners or of examiners. 2. Legality of decisions An appeal may be lodged with regard to the legality of a decision by a party involved. 3. Term for lodging appeals The term for lodging an appeal is six (6) weeks, starting from the date the decision was procedurally correctly announced. 4. Resolution A party involved can lodge an appeal by means of a notice of appeal within six (6) weeks after proclaiming the decision of the Board of Examiners or the examiner with the UM for the attention of Complaints Service Point (CSP). The notice of appeal has to be signed, provided of a date equally the name, address of the applicant and should also contain the arguments on which the appeal is founded and, if possible a copy of the decision against which the appeal is directed. Before deciding on an appeal, the Complaints Service Point will send the appeal to the body to which the appeal is directed, inviting it to ascertain, in consultation with party(ies) concerned whether the dispute can be settled. If the appeal is lodged against an examiner, the previous sentence applies to the Board of Examiners. Within three (3) weeks the body concerned informs the Board of Appeal for Examinations in writing of the result of the discussions. If an amicable settlement was not possible, the notice of appeal will be taken up by the Board of Appeal for Examinations. Article 46 Coming into force These Education and Examination Regulations will take effect on 1 September 2013 and stay in force for the academic year 2013-2014, up to and including 31 August 2014.
Appendices Appendix I Outline Study Programmes Bachelor Econometrics and Operations research 2013-2014 Year 1 Term I Term II Year 2 Term III Term IV Year 3 Term V Term VI 35 1 2 3 4 5 6 Management of Organisations and Marketing (EBC1004) Microeconomics (EBC1012) Analysis I (EBC1016) & Linear Algebra (EBC1008) & Orientation (EBS1008) Reflections on Academic Discourse (EBS1001) Macroeconomics (EBC1020) Finance (EBC1028) 1 Optimization (EBC2105) 2 Programming (EBC2016) Orientation (EBS1008) 3 Second year Project I (EBS2002) Analysis II (EBC1032) & Probability Theory (EBC1024) & Orientation (EBS1008) Probability Theory (EBC1024) & Orientation (EBS1008) Macroeconomics and Finance (EBC2001) Game Theory and Economics (EBC2110) 4 Mathematical Statistics (EBC2107) Operations Research (EBC2106) 5 Econometric Methods (EBC2111) 6 Second year Project II (EBS2003) 1 2 3 Study Abroad Information, Markets, and Organisations (EBC2108) Introduction to Software in Econometrics, Operations Research and Actuarial Science 4 Dynamic Modelling (EBC2120) 5 Econometrics and OR Modelling (EBC2151) or Actuarial Modelling (EBC2124) Allocations and Algorithms (EBC2121) or Actuarial Mathematics (EBC2122) Elective or Applied Research Project (EBC2150) or Actuarial Statistics (EBC2125) 6 Writing a Bachelor Thesis Ect, Or, Act Sc (EBS2044)
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