Examination Board MSBL

• The examination board works on the basis of submitted questions and/or requests via a form. You can submit your request here. Requests by e-mail will not be processed.
• Deadline for submitting requests: one week before the scheduled meeting of the examination board (see below), so it can be discussed at the next meeting. Otherwise, your request will automatically move to a later time.
• Your request will be handled and if it is necessary, the examination board will send you an invitation to be present at a scheduled examination board meeting.
• Your request will usually be processed within 3 working weeks, but no later than 6 working weeks. So do not wait until the last moment if you want to submit a request.
• The examination board corresponds, including the sending of decisions taken, only via your AUAS e-mail address.

Scheduled meetings examination board 2024 (13:00-14:30)

• 16 September
• 23 September
• 30 September
• 7 October
• 14 October
• 21 October
• 4 November
• 11 November
• 18 November
• 25 November
• 2 December
• 9 December
• 16 December

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Do you have a disability? You can contact the student counsellors of the faculty of Health, Sports and Physical Activity for advice. They can offer you appropriate information, guidance and explain which facilities are available to students with a disability.

See also in A-Z: studying with a disability

When can you apply for an exemption?

• You have passed interim examinations and examinations elsewhere at applied science or university education level which in terms of content, scope and level correspond to the module or work placement for which you are seeking an exemption.
• You have gained relevant knowledge, skills or work experience at applied science/university education level. Check with your degree programme what the possibilities are for having this work experience count as an exemption.

>> Submit your exemption request

• If you are suspected of fraud and/or plagiarism, your lecturer/examinar is required to report it to the examination board. The report should include supporting documentation, such as a report (or a link to the report) from the plagiarism scanner Ouriginal, and a notification to you about this.
• You will be notified in writing of this notification by the lecturer/examiner.
• Before making a decision, the examination board will give you the opportunity to be heard within a period of 10 working days after notification.
• The examination board establishes whether there has been fraud – including serious fraud – or plagiarism. If this is the case, the examination board will inform you in writing, with the sanction attached.