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… of exams, the assessment and the determination of results has proven insufficient on repeated occasions. 6.7. Examiners need to be University Teaching Qualification (UTQ) certified, or in the process of obtaining their UTQ. 6.8. The examiner has to check if all assignments have been handed in via a plagiarism-checking programme and has to check the assignment on plagiarism or other forms or irregularities. Article 7: Registration for modules 7.1. A student can only participate in a module after … 8: Withdrawal from and late enrolment in modules 8.1. A student who wants to withdraw from a module should inform their Academic Adviser (AA), the Office of Academic Advising (OAA) and the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) by completing the correct (online) form. 8.2. A student who has withdrawn from a module can choose to late enrol in an alternative module for that period. 8.3. The request for late enrolment in a module needs to be supported by the Academic Adviser. Deadlines for late enrolment … Students, who have not met the compulsory attendance requirement and whose absence the coordinator has marked as inexcusable, will not receive a pass for the module concerned. 15.4. Other educational activities, such as lectures, practicals or workshops, may have a separate attendance requirement that has to be fulfilled in order to receive a pass for the module concerned. This is specified in the syllabus of the module. Article 16: Examinations 16.1. In accordance with article 6.5 of these …

… Regulations or with guidelines of the Board of Examiners, or if the competency of the examiner with respect to the design of exams, the assessment and the determination of results has proven insufficient on repeated occasions. 6.7. The examiner has to check if all assignments have been handed in via a plagiarism-checking programme and has to check the assignment on plagiarism. Article 7: Registration for modules 7.1. A student can only participate in a module after s/he has registered for it in … Withdrawal from and late enrolment in modules 8.1. A student who wants to withdraw from a module should inform his or her Academic Adviser (AA), the Office of Academic Advising (OAA) and the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) by completing the correct (online) form. 8.2. A student who has withdrawn from a module can choose to late enrol in an alternative module for that period. 8.3. The request for late enrolment in a module needs to be supported by the Academic Adviser. Deadlines for late enrolment … Students, who have not met the compulsory attendance requirement and whose absence the coordinator has marked as inexcusable, will not receive a pass for the module concerned. 15.4. Other educational activities, such as lectures, practicals or workshops, may have a separate attendance requirement that has to be fulfilled in order to receive a pass for the module concerned. Article 16: Examinations 16.1. In accordance with article 6.5 of these Rules & Regulations, the form of the course …

… design of exams, the assessment and the determination of results has proven insufficient on repeated occasions. 6. Examiners need to be University Teaching Qualification (UTQ) certified, or in the process of obtaining their UTQ. 7. The examiner has to check if all written assignments have been handed in via the university plagiarism detection programme and has to check each assignment for suspected fraud or other forms or irregularities. Article 7: Registration for modules 1. A student can only … 8: Withdrawal from and late enrolment in modules 1. A student who wants to withdraw from a module should inform their Academic Adviser (AA), the Office of Academic Advising (OAA) and the Office of Student Affairs (OSA) by completing the correct (online) form. 2. A student who has withdrawn from a module can choose to late enrol in an alternative module for that period within the applicable deadline. 3. The request for late enrolment in a module needs to be supported by the Academic Adviser. … 3. Students, who have not met the compulsory attendance requirement and whose absence the coordinator has marked as inexcusable, will not receive a pass for the module concerned. 4. Other educational activities, such as lectures, practicals or workshops, may have a separate attendance requirement that has to be fulfilled in order to receive a pass for the module concerned. This is specified in the syllabus of the module. Article 17: Examinations 1. In accordance with article 6.4 of these Rules & …

… relevant other courses, e.g. by the University Library, the Staff Career Centre, and external parties. https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/about- um/faculties/health-medicine-and-life- sciences/phd-fhmlmumc/phd-training- programmes-fhmlmumc SHE TRACK. Online monitoring system for PhD projects. https://she.track.maastrichtuniversity.nl/Public/logi n JSHEPP. The submission website for SHE PhD project proposals. http://www.epress.ac.uk/jshepp/webforms/author. php. ICO website. Dutch Interuniversity … that the candidate adds in TRACK, after which it can be discussed in the team. The TSP needs to be signed by the PhD candidate and the team of supervisors, after which it should be uploaded in TRACK, where the PhD coordinator of SHE will then check and approve the TSP on behalf of the Dean. For internal PhD candidates, the TSP needs to be forwarded to the HR office as well, and a member of the HR office will sign the document. Table 2. Overview of starting documents Internal External … resources for SHE researchers on issues related to research ethics, data management, open access and FAIR science through up to date information on the ‘Scientific Integrity Roadmap’ on the SHE website (launch: March 2023). In addition to that, workshops in relation to Scientific Integrity topics are organized each academic year. Renée Stalmeijer is the Scientific Integrity @SHE contact person. SHE considers scientific integrity as a core value of responsible research conduct. All PhD candidates …