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COLLEGE OF LIFE SCIENCES Contents Page Radiography 3 BSc Radiography Stage 4 Medicine 4-5 Degrees of MB BCh, BAO BHMED001 Stage 5 Medicine Nursing 6-7 Stage 4 Nursing Programme Nursing, Midwifery & Health Systems Year 4 (Level 3) Bachelor of Science(Nursing) General Stage 4 (Level 3) Bachelor of Science (Nursing) Psychiatric Stage 4 (Level 3) Veterinary Medicine 8-9 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing Stage 2 & 3 Diploma in Rural Development 10-11 DPLSC007 – Diploma in Rural Development ( Level 1) Bachelor of Science in Rural Development 12 - 13 BHAGR018 - Bachelor of Science in Rural Development (Level 2 to 3) COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND LAW
BBLS,STAGE4 17-18 BHLAW001 Bachelor of Business and Legal Studies (BBLS) BHLAW006 Degree of Bachelor of Business & Legal Studies (European) BHLAW007Degree of Bachelor of Business & Legal Studies (International) BComm (Cesuga) 19-22 BSC RADIOGRAPHY The Following Changes to Radiography Marks & Standards were approved: Marks and Standards 4th Radiography 2007/8
*Clinical Skills Modules: Contain “Must Pass” assessment components
Candidates who do not complete the module placements within the prescribed clinical placement period will be scheduled for Clinical Recovery Placements to facilitate students in the completion of the clinical placement requirements. The Clinical Recovery Placements will be scheduled in agreement with supervising Practice Tutors within the clinical environment, which may involve clinical placement during the summer months. Progression to the next stage is not normally allowed if the clinical modules identified in each stage of the programme are not completed prior to the start of the next academic session. For Stage 4 student’s graduation may be delayed until clinical recovery placements are completed. Compensation In order to pass the 4th year examination a candidate must pass all modules independently; or pass by compensation when an aggregate mark of 50% is achieved. A maximum of two modules may be compensated. Students must achieve 45% or more in the module(s) in which compensation is sought. MEDICINE DEGREES OF MB, BCh, BAO General Regulations The Fifth Year of Medicine Examination must be passed before proceeding to the Final Medical (Part 1) Examination. A candidate rejected or absent in Medicine, Surgery or Obstetrics and Gynaecology must, before being readmitted, produce satisfactory evidence that he/she has, during the interval, pursued study of such subject or subjects. This examination is taken in February with a repeat examination in the Summer. BHMED001 UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION OF STAGE FIVE MEDICINE
In General Practice, Legal Medicine, Medical Ethics and Public Health Medicine and Epidemiology a borderline candidate for a pass or a particular honours grade may be invited to attend an oral examination at the discretion of the examiners. No specific marks are assigned for the oral examination but to allow students an opportunity to improve their grades, extra marks may be allocated to the overall result on the basis of the oral. MB, BCh, BAO DEGREES EXAMINATION
* 75 marks are allocated to the Junior Residency period (see below + 50 marks are allocated to an examination at end of Junior Residency period. Final MB, BCh, BAO Examination 2008– Subject of Medicine Only
*Continuous Assessment: June MCQ – 5 marks June Long Case– 5 marks 2nd Term MPU presentation– 5 marks 2nd Term Case Write-up – 5 marks Examination Format Residency Year Component x One MCQ paper of twenty questions each with five stems – negative marking. x Combined Medicine – Surgery Long Case - (see below) x Continuous Assessment
In the MB, BCh, BAO Degree Examination the subjects Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics or Psychiatry may be passed separately. Failure in the clinical portion of the examination in any of these subjects will entail failure in the whole subject. Compensation Compensation between subjects shall not be permitted. Exemptions A candidate who has obtained a pass mark in a subject shall be exempted from further examination in that subject. In the MB, BCh, BAO Degree examination an exemption will normally be held for a period of two years. A candidate who achieves a sufficient standard in the written, clinical and MCQ parts of the examination in either Medicine or Surgery or Obstetrics and Gynaecology may be exempted from taking the oral examination in that subject. In supplemental examinations the MCQ paper and dissertation may be waived, the marks allocated to this being transferred to the oral examination. Honours Standard
Honours Standard (MB, BCh, BAO Degree Examinations) Honours (First Class) 70% Honours 60% Overall Honours in an examination may be awarded on the aggregate marks obtained in the subjects of the examination. Honours may be awarded in individual subjects. Normally overall honours and honours in individual subjects may be awarded only when the examination is passed at the first attempt and when all subjects are presented together. In the Final Medical Examination, overall honours and honours in individual subjects may only be awarded when all the subjects of Part 1 are passed together, the subjects of Part II are passed together and the Final Medical Examination as a whole is passed within a period of twelve months. BSC NURSING GENERAL & PSYCHIATRIC Nursing, Midwifery & Health Systems Year 4 (Level Three), Transitional curriculum 2007-8
Applicable Marks and Standards … Bachelor of Science (Nursing) In order to attain a “pass” grade in Clinical Assessment IV, a student must meet the requirements for a “pass” grade in Clinical Assessment III and must meet An Bord Altranais’ registration requirements in respect of the duration and type of clinical instruction Oral Examination An oral examination may be offered if considered necessary by examiners. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (NURSING) GENERAL
30800 2007– 2008 … Stage 4 (Level Three)
Applicable Marks and Standards … Oral Examination An oral examination may be offered if considered necessary by examiners. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (NURSING) Psychiatric
30810 DIPLOMA IN VETERINARY NURSING TRANSITIONAL MARKS AND STANDARDS FOR STAGES 2 & 3 OF THE DIPLOMA IN VETERINARY NURSING 2007/08 (VMDPP0001) Examinations will be held in summer and supplemental examinations will take place in autumn if required. Pass standard: The passing grade is 50% overall. Where a candidate fails to achieve 50% in any of the modules, an overall pass mark will not be granted. Exemptions: A candidate who obtains a pass mark in a module or modules will be exempt from further examination in that module or modules, the exemption to hold for a period of two years. In supplemental examinations, a candidate who has previously achieved a satisfactory standard in components of the examination for Veterinary Nursing Theory & Practice III (VNUR 30150) may be exempted from further examination in these components. A candidate who fails a resit examination may be required to re-register and re-attend courses in the following year. All credits must be attained before the student may proceed to graduation. The examination for each stage of the programme should normally be passed within two years of entering that stage. The Diploma may be awarded with distinction on an aggregate of 70% of the marks obtained over the three years of the programme. Normally, a Distinction will be awarded only when each examination is passed at the first attempt and when modules within a Stage are passed together. STAGE TWO: A candidate must pass (i.e., obtain 50%) in every Stage Two module. Compensation between modules will not be permitted.
STAGE THREE: A candidate must pass (i.e., obtain 50%) in every Stage Three module. Compensation between modules will not be permitted. Furthermore, a candidate must achieve 50% in each of the following five components of the examination for Veterinary Nursing Theory & Practice III (VNUR 30150): VNTP III Part A (Steeplechase), Stable Visit, Large Animal Anaesthesia & Fluid Therapy, Diagnostic Imaging, and, Laboratory Work. Where a candidate fails to achieve 50% in any of these components, an overall pass mark will not be granted.
DIPLOMA IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT (Dip.RD) - DPLSC007 – ACADEMIC SESSION 2007/2008 Pass Standard The pass standard in each module is 40%; students must obtain an average of 40% across all modules and pass modules comprising at least 45 ECTS, with not less than 30% in any module. Module Delivery Level 1 – Diploma in Rural Development Year One, Semester One
Year One, Semester Two
Year Two, Semester One
Year Two, Semester Two
Total for Year Two: 30 600
Penalties Where work is submitted up to and including 7 days late, 5% of the total marks available shall be deducted from the mark achieved. Where work is submitted up to and including 14 days late, 10% of the total marks available shall be deducted from the mark achieved. Work submitted 15 days late or more shall not be accepted. Honors Honors shall be awarded at the end of Level One Standards:
Pass: 45– 49%40– 44% Pass by Compensation: 30– 39% Graduation To graduate with a Diploma in Rural Development the student must accumulate a total of 60 ECTS over Level One. Exemptions Students attaining a pass mark of 40% in a module are exempt from further examination in that module for a period of five years. Repeat Year For students wishing to relinquish exemptions and repeat the year in full, there are no restrictions on the marks awarded for modules at the summer examination. Progression Students must achieve a pass at Level One before progressing to Level Two BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT (BSc(RD)) - BHAGR018 – ACADEMIC SESSION 2007/2008 Pass Standard The pass standard in each module is 40%; students must obtain an average of 40% across all modules and pass modules comprising at least 45 ECTS, with not less than 30% in any module. Module Delivery Level 2 - BSc (Rural Development) To be admitted to level two (year three) of the BSc in Rural Development, a student must have achieved a pass standard in the Diploma in Rural Development (DPLSC007) or equivalent. Year Three, Semester One
Year Three, Semester Two
Total for Year Three: 60 1,200 Level 3- BSc (Rural Development) Year Four, Semester One
Year Four, Semester Two
Assessment All 5-credit modules will be assessed on a continuous basis and will consist of: A 1.5 hour in-class examination which will constitute 40 of the total module marks Project/Essay work which will constitute 60 of the total module marks Modules will be assessed in the semester within which they are delivered All 10-credit modules will be assessed on a continuous basis and will consist of: A 3 hour in-class examination which will constitute 40 of the total module marks Project/Essay work which will constitute 60 of the total module marks Modules will be assessed in the semester within which they are delivered NB: Marks for RDEV 30100 Research Project/ Thesis are allotted to year’s work. Supplementary Examinations Failed elements of continuous assessment must be repeated as prescribed by the Programme Academic Director. Marks in passed elements of continuous assessment are carried forward. Penalties Where work is submitted up to and including 7 days late, 5% of the total marks available shall be deducted from the mark achieved. Where work is submitted up to and including 14 days late, 10% of the total marks available shall be deducted from the mark achieved. Work submitted 15 days late or more shall not be accepted. Honors The computation of honors for the BSc in Rural Development is based on the combined results of Level Two and Level Three. Standards:
Pass: 45– 49%40– 44% Pass by Compensation: 30– 39% Graduation To graduate with a BSc in Rural Development the student must accumulate 120 ECTS credits over Levels Two and Three. Exemptions Students attaining a pass mark of 40% in a module are exempt from further examinations in that module for a period of five years. Repeat Examinations In cases where more than 15 ECTS have been failed at 30% or above the student must choose which examination(s) to repeat. A maximum of four attempts at an examination will be allowed in any module. Repeat Year For students wishing to relinquish exemptions and repeat the year in full, there are no restrictions on the marks awarded for modules at the summer examination. BBS Stage 3 The marks and standards are the same as for 2006/2007. Please see http://www.ucd.ie/registry/alu/marks/aug07.pdf B. Comm (Intl) Stage 4 These students registered pre – UCD Modularisation BHBUS003 Bachelor Of Commerce (International) Programme BComm International - Irish BComm International - German BComm International - French BComm International - Spanish BComm International - Italian Regulations Modules are taken individually. Honours may be awarded in each module and in the degree as a whole. Students will be awarded the degree when all the required modules and examinations including those undertaken in the foreign partner university have been successfully completed. Stage 4 Modules
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