Teaching and Examination Regulations - NHTV Breda

2 If a student opts for participation in a minor, as referred to in section 1, then this student
does not need permission from the board of examiners to attend this minor. In any other
case, the student’s choice has to be authorised by the board of examiners of the student’s
own bachelor’s programme.
3 If a student wants to attend a minor at another education institution than that of his first
enrolment, he can do so on the basis of a second or higher enrolment. No extra costs will
be charged for this. However, specific courses may be refused if participation in these
courses leads to disproportionate expenses, owing to for instance, the necessity of forming
an extra group.
4 A minor, as referred to in section 3, should consist of at least 15 ECTS credits. If a minor
represents more than 15 ECTS credits, it is still only 15 ECTS credits that will be entered in
Osiris.
5 If the student participates in a minor, he will gather evidence for the competencies of his
bachelor’s programme he would like to work on during this minor in a portfolio. This
portfolio will be assessed during the final competency exam of his bachelor’s programme.
The minor catalogue of NHTV, which can be found on the website of NHTV, contains
information about the assessment system within minor programmes. The student offers his
portfolio for the purpose of a competency exam. At the competency exam, the examiners
will establish how the student has integrated the learning results of the minor attended into
his professional development process within the framework of his bachelor’s programme.
6 To participate in a minor programme, a student must have passed competency exam 3,
unless the board of examiners of his bachelor’s programme has granted permission to
already start on the minor programme.
4.4.3 BM pre-master’s track
1 The SBM pre-master’s track comprises a period of one academic year and represents a
study load of 60 ECTS credits.
2 The Academy for Tourism is responsible for the pre-master’s track in terms of contents and
quality.
3 Under the following conditions, the board of examiners will allow the SBM pre-master’s
track to replace the fourth year of the study programme:
- successful completion of assessment 3
- compliance with the admission requirements and selection procedure of SBM.
4 If the student is admitted to the SBM programme and completes the programme
successfully, he will not have to take assessment 4. The result achieved for the SBM
programme is also the student’s end result. If the student fails to complete the programme
successfully and/or leaves the programme prematurely, the student can fall back on the
graduation supervisor of the bachelor’s programme on which the student was enrolled
initially. In that case, the student will have to return to acquiring the competencies of this
bachelor’s programme and go through the assessment 4 procedure. A fast-track student
admitted to the SBM programme must submit a request for exemption from the Strategy &
Communication theme and a request for an early assessment 3 to the board of examiners.
4.5
Areas of Specialisation
1 The bachelor’s programme B Hotel Management does not have any areas of
specialisation.
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