Adapted assessment and examination

Changes of the knowledge assessment

Knowledge assessment of some subjects of the academic year 2019/2020 will be changed due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Changes were prepared by the teachers and confirmed by the Senate of the University of Primorska during their 3rd correspondence session.

Students will receive specific information for knowledge assessment of each subject from their faculties. The list of subjects with changed knowledge assessment will be supplemented in May and in relation to the existing conditions.

Guidelines for adapted knowledge assessment in times of COVID-19 epidemic

Guidelines for adapted knowledge assessment in times of COVID-19 epidemic (42kb)

Changed deadlines

As a result of the COVID-19 epidemic, the deadlines set by the Rules on Examination and Assessment of Knowledge at the University of Primorska, are modified for the summer and autumn examination periods in the academic year 2019/2020, as follows:

The student must register for the examination no later than three days before the scheduled examination date.
The student can withdraw from examination no later than two (2) days prior to the scheduled examination date
Fourth paragraph of the Article 19 regarding withdrawal from examination does not apply.
One (1) day prior to the examination date, a list of students registered for the examination is to be available to the examiner.
The assessor shall enter the grades for the written examination in the list of students, sign and submit the list to the student's office within ten (10) days from the examination date at the latest.
The oral part of the examination must start no later than three working (3) days after the students have been informed of the grade of the written part of the exam.

CHANGES OF THE REGULATIONS

Article 18 (Registration for the exam) (2) The student must register for the examination no later than five days before the scheduled examination date.	Article 18 (Registration for the exam) (2) The student must register for the examination no later than three days before the scheduled examination date.
Article 19 (Withdrawal from examination) 4) If the student does not intend to attend the examination for which they have registered, they must withdraw from the examination. Students can withdraw from examinations via VIS/ŠIS no later than three (3) days prior to the scheduled examination date.	Article 19 (Withdrawal from examination) 4) If the student does not intend to attend the examination for which they have registered, they must withdraw from the examination. Students can withdraw from examinations via VIS/ŠIS no later than two (2) days prior to the scheduled examination date.
Article 19 (Withdrawal from examination) (4) If the student fails to withdraw from the examination and does not attend the examination for no justifiable reason, they may register for and sit the examination no sooner than thirty (30) days following the examination date they failed to attend.	Article 19 (Withdrawal from examination) (4) deleted
Article 27 (Preparation and publication of the list of students registered for the exam) (1) Two (2) days prior to the examination date, a list of students registered for the examination is to be available to the examiner in VIS/ŠIS, including an indication of the location where the examination will take place (which students must also be notified of).	Article 27 (Preparation and publication of the list of students registered for the exam) (1) One (1) day prior to the examination date, a list of students registered for the examination is to be available to the examiner in VIS/ŠIS, including an indication of the location where the examination will take place (which students must also be notified of).
Article 30 (Written examination and publication of results) (5) The assessor shall enter the grades for the written examination in the list of students, sign and submit the list to the student's office within fourteen (14) days from the examination date at the latest. The list also contains possible prohibitions for attending examinations and also, as a rule, the date on which access to the assessed written examination is possible. A member institution may, by means of its legal act, set a shorter deadline for submitting the examination results.	Article 30 (Written examination and publication of results) (5) The assessor shall enter the grades for the written examination in the list of students, sign and submit the list to the student's office within ten (10) days from the examination date at the latest. The list also contains possible prohibitions for attending examinations and also, as a rule, the date on which access to the assessed written examination is possible. A member institution may, by means of its legal act, set a shorter deadline for submitting the examination results.
Article 32 (Written and oral examination and publication of results) (3) The oral part of the examination must start no later than five (5) days after the students have been informed of the grade of the written part of the exam. A longer period is allowed only in exceptional cases for well-founded reasons, but the assessor must inform the student's office in due course, which will then inform the students and the vice-dean responsible for the field of education.	Article 32 (Written and oral examination and publication of results) (3) The oral part of the examination must start no later than three working (3) days after the students have been informed of the grade of the written part of the exam. A longer period is allowed only in exceptional cases for well-founded reasons, but the assessor must inform the student's office in due course, which will then inform the students and the vice-dean responsible for the field of education.