Green chemistry and bioprocess technique, 15 credits

Examination modes

A student who has passed an examination may not take the same examination again with the aim of achieving a higher grade. A student who has failed a course or part of a course twice, has the right to make a written request to have another examiner appointed, unless special reasons speak against it (HF Chapter 6, Section 22). Requests for a different examiner are to be made to the Head of the Department of Chemistry.

Other regulations

Adapted examination: For students who have a recommendation of support for students with disabilities the examiner may decide on individual adaption of examination modes set out in the course syllabus. Individual adaption of examination modes must always be considered based on the student's specific needs and the framework of the intended learning outcomes in the course syllabus. For more information, see Procedure for support for students with disabilities and Rules for grades and examination.

Transfer of credits: Applications for credit transfer are assessed on an individual basis. This course may not be included in a degree alongside another course with similar content. If in doubt, students should consult the study counsellor for the relevant course. Applications for credit transfer should be submitted to the Student Services Office/Examina. Further information on credit transfer is available on Umeå University’s student website and in the Higher Education Ordinance (Chapter 6). A rejection of an application for credit transfer may be appealed (Higher Education Ordinance, Chapter 12) to the Higher Education Appeals Board. This applies whether the entire application or parts of it are rejected.

Transitional provisions

In the event that the syllabus ceases to apply or undergoes major changes, students are guaranteed at least three examinations (including the regular examination opportunity) according to the regulations in the syllabus that the student was originally registered on for a period of a maximum of two years from the time that the previous syllabus ceased to apply or that the course ended.