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Article 3.10 Right of Inspection
1. The student, on request, has the right to inspect his/her corrected work within a
period of two weeks after the results of a written assessment have been made known,
at a place and time determined by the course coordinator.
2. The student who has undergone the assessment can go through the questions and
tasks of the relevant assessment during this inspection, and, in addition, see the
norms on which the assessment had been based.
Article 3.11 Exemptions
The Board of Examiners can, on the request of a student, grant exemption from taking a
test or other assessment, if the student provides satisfactory written proof that he/she:
1. has already successfully completed a similar course at a university or higher college of
higher professional education, which is equivalent in content and level;
2. possesses sufficient knowledge and skills in relation to the relevant test or
assessment by way of work or professional experience.
Article 3.12 Determining and Publishing Results
1. The Board of Examiners determines the standards for the assessment of each part of
the examination.
2. The examiner determines the provisional result of a written assessment within 15
working days after the day on which the assessment took place, and provides the
educational office with the data needed for the publication of the result to the
student.
3. After students have had the opportunity to inspect their corrected works, the definitive
results will be determined and published to the student within 5 working days.
Article 3.13 Fraud
1. If the Board of Examiners ascertains that, in the course of any form of assessment, a
student:
• made use of illicit aids, texts or notes, or makes or made use of prohibited
electronic aids or means of communication;
• verbally or by means of gestures communicated or tried to communicate with a
fellow student without the permission of a supervisor, examiner or member of
the Board of Examiners;
• copied or tried to copy or gave somebody the opportunity to copy;
• deliberately misled or tried to mislead the, the examiner or the supervisor, with
respect to the examination;
• committed any other form of fraud, including plagiarism, then the Board of
Examiners can declare the result of the relevant assessment failed for the student
concerned.
2. The Board of Examiners can furthermore take the following measures for the cases
mentioned under point 1:
• reprimand,
• exclusion from (further) participation in one or more parts of the examination of
the study programme for a period of at the most one year.