University of Valencia Exam Regulations Quiz

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What are the two main types of regulations covered in the document?

Internal Regulations of the Faculty of Economics and regulations of the University of Valencia

According to the document, when must exam dates be set?

On any day that is convenient for the student.

Within the official period. (correct)

Only on weekends.

After the university calendar is published.

If two core courses have conflicting exam dates, which one's date needs to be changed?

The course that is considered easier.

The course in the upper year. (correct)

The course with fewer students enrolled.

The course in the lower year.

What is the minimum number of credits first-year students need to pass to continue in the same degree?

12 Signup and view all the answers

What is the range of credits that part-time students can enroll in per academic year?

24 to 36 Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum number of attempts allowed to pass a course at the University of Valencia?

Six attempts Signup and view all the answers

Students can contest exam reviews by formally appealing to the Dean within 20 days.

False Signup and view all the answers

The reviewing committee's decision can worsen the student's situation.

False Signup and view all the answers

What is the highest grade a student can obtain in the University of Valencia's grading system?

10 Signup and view all the answers

What are the grades that are awarded to those who achieve a distinction with honors?

9.0 or higher Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum number of students per class that can receive a distinction with honors?

One out of every twenty students Signup and view all the answers

Which of these is NOT a general right for students at the University of Valencia?

Right to a free university education Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a student's academic right?

Free development of personality Signup and view all the answers

Which of these activities can earn a student up to 6 credits?

Participating in sport competitions of the UV Signup and view all the answers

Which of these is a regulation related to the student's rights and responsibilities?

Charter of Students Rights and Responsibilities Signup and view all the answers

Which of these regulations addresses a student's ability to continue their studies?

Continuance Policy Signup and view all the answers

Which of these activities can be done to earn credits in Valencia?

Taking a course in a foreign language online Signup and view all the answers

What are the two main types of weighted averages used for calculating transcripts and global grades?

Quantitative weighted average and Qualitative weighted average Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum number of credits a full-time student can enroll in per academic year?

72 Signup and view all the answers

What is the document's primary purpose?

To provide information about regulations and policies relevant to students at the University of Valencia Signup and view all the answers

What is the name of the national council established for university students?

National University Students Council Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Learning Instruments and Techniques

The document details regulations of interest to students at the Faculty of Economics, University of Valencia.

Unit 1 Session 3

Internal Regulations of the Faculty of Economics
Rules for Examinations at the Faculty
University of Valencia Grading Policy
Regulations on Appealing Exam Grades
Charter of Students' Rights and Responsibilities
Statute of the University Student
Continuance Policy for University of Valencia Students
Regulations on Enrollment for Undergraduate Degree Programs at the University of Valencia
Regulations on Academic Recognition for Participation in cultural, sports, student representation, solidarity, and cooperation activities
Protocol against Sexual and Gender Harassment at the University of Valencia
Regulations outline a range of policies regarding exams, grades, student rights, and activities.

Faculty of Economics' Internal Regulations

Faculty's history
Official name
Faculty's roles and responsibilities
Faculty members
Dean and team
Faculty representatives' election process

Some Faculty's Exam Rules

Exams must be scheduled within the official period.
Core and compulsory courses (same degree and year) cannot have exams on the same day.
If exam dates conflict with other courses, an alternative date will be set for one of them, requiring a certificate.

Which Exam Dates Need Changing?

Exams for upper-year core courses.
Core versus optional courses (optional course exam).
Optional courses in different years (upper year exam).
Optional courses within the same year (course with fewer enrolled students).

Exams Date Change Applications

Students must submit applications for exam date changes to the course coordinator.
Deadline: 10 days after the official exam dates publication.

UV's Grading Policy

Grading Scheme (0-10 Scale):
- 0-4.9: Fail (Suspenso)
- 5-6.9: Pass (Aprobado)
- 7-8.9: Merit (Notable)
- 9-10: Distinction (Sobresaliente) or Distinction with Honors (Sobresaliente Matrícula de Honor).
- Distinction with honors are granted to no more than one student out of every 20 in each class group
Validated/adapted courses from another university: Requires an equivalence rule.
Free-election credits: Grade of Pass (Apto), if applicable.
No specific grade: Except in special cases.
Transcripts and global grades: Quantitative weighted average (5-10 points) for transcripts, and qualitative weighted average (1-4 points) for global degree grades.

Regulations on Appealing Exam Grades

Exam grades are published within 14 days (first call) and 10 days (second call) of the exam.
Review announcements are issued within 5 days of grade publication.
Students have the right to request a review and inspect their exams.
Reviews occur in the presence of the student.
Review certificates can be requested.
Students can appeal the review by formally appealing to the Dean within 5 days.
A reviewing committee (at least 3 teachers and 1 student) handles review conflicts.
Involved professors and students are informed about the committee's composition.
Committee decision (within 20 days) cannot worsen the student's situation.
Further appeals are possible to a higher instance (chancellor).

Charter of Students' Rights and Responsibilities

Chapter I (General Rights): Equality (gender, place of birth, language, sexual orientation, ideology), own image, free development of personality, freedom of expression, information, contesting at the Contentious Administrative Court, and protection of social security.
Chapter II (Academic Rights): Education, academic freedom, study, lecturer and language choice, tutor change, access to grants and scholarships, training integrated with society. personal treatment and intellectual property, professor assessment.
Chapter III (Participation Rights): Association, representation in UV's governing bodies, support for activities and associations, and exerting means of protest or complaints.
Chapter IV (Exam Dates, Calls, and Taking Exams): Information on exam dates, calls, and taking exams.
Title II (Students' Duties): Loyalty, correct use of resources, statutes accomplishment, accomplishment of representative and responsibilities.

Statute of the University Student

Develops students' rights and duties.
Regulates professors' office hours, exam reviews, exchange programs, and internships.
Regulates student participation at the university.
Creates the National University Students Council.
It's valid for both public and private Spanish universities.

Continuance Policy

It regulates student continuation in official degree programs.
Applies to both full-time and part-time students.
First-year students must pass a minimum of 12 credits to continue enrollment in the same degree the following year.
Adapted or validated courses are considered passed.
Maximum six attempts per course to pass.
No limits on the number of attempts allowed, as long as pending courses do not exceed 15% of the degree.
Exceptions allowed for force majeure circumstances.

Regulations on Enrollment

Enrolling in a specific pathway requires following the degree's instructions (article 6).
After completing a degree, students can still register for optional courses, but these will not affect their average grade.
Optional courses will appear in the European Title Supplement (article 7).
Becoming a part-time student is possible with a valid reason (working, elite sport, special educational needs, family responsibilities, or student representation).
Approval from the Dean and degree commission is required.
Maximum enrollment of 72 credits and minimum of 36 credits for full-time students (pending courses should be included).
Part-time students' enrollment varies from 24-36 credits.
Details regarding fees, exemptions, and discounts for different situations.

Regulations on Academic Recognition for Participation

Students can obtain up to 6 credits through participation in cultural, sports, student representation, solidarity, and cooperation activities.
These activities should occur during the study period.
A table lists different activities and the corresponding credits.

Protocol Against Sexual and Gender Harassment

Defines sexual harassment and harassment based on sexual reasons.
Clearly states the university's stance against all types of harassment.
Establishes the right to complain, guaranteeing protection, confidentiality, speed in analysis, and impartiality.
Explains prevention strategies: training, publicity, and studies.

Test Section 1

When? October 14th
Where? In-class test
How? 20 multiple-choice questions conducted via AV.
Content? Units 1 to 4 (refer to relevant slides).

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Test your knowledge on the internal regulations and examination policies specific to the Faculty of Economics at the University of Valencia. This quiz covers various topics, including grading policies, student rights, and enrollment regulations. Perfect for students looking to familiarize themselves with essential faculty rules.