Important aspects of the Regulations governing Continuing Attendance. Undergraduate Studies
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(**) Students who began their studies in the 2022-23 academic year will exceptionally not be required to have passed the minimum number of credits specified in article 12 of the Regulations for Registration on to Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programmes, in order to continue their studies in the 2023-24 academic year.
Implementation course: 2023-24
- New undergraduate students
- Undergraduate students in second and subsequent years
- Double degree students
- Students on the URV-UOC Bachelor's Degree interuniversity in Anthropology and Human Evolution
- Students on the same bachelor's degree taught at different campuses
New undergraduate students
| Full time (FT) | Part-time (PT) | |
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| Minimum credits to register (¹) | 60 | 18 |
| Maximum credits to register | 72 (Registration for more than 72 credits must be approved by the faculty/school) |
48 |
| Minimum credits to pass to continue studies (**) | 12 credits between Basic training and Compulsory subjects | 6 credits between Basic training and Compulsory subjects |
Undergraduate students of onwards years
| Full time (FT) | Part-time (PT) | |
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| Minimum credits to register (¹) | 30 18 (Except in cases where a lower number of credits is needed to complete the course.) |
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| Maximum credits to register (²) | 72 (Registration for more than 72 credits must be approved by the faculty/school) |
48 |
| Compulsory registration for subsequent years |
In general, students must re-register for all Basic Training subjects that they registered for in the previous year but did not pass. However, some faculties require students to re-register for all Basic Training subjects and all Compulsory subjects that they registered for in the previous year and did not pass. The faculties that will apply this requirement are the Faculty of Nursing, Faculty of Legal Sciences, the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, EUSES and CESDA. Students who wish to register for more than 30 credits should be aware that they must include all the Basic Training subjects or all the Basic Training and Compulsory subjects that they registered for in the previous year and did not pass. They cannot register for new subjects if they have not included all subjects pending from the previous academic year. |
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Double degrees students
| Full time (FT) | Part-time (PT) | |
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| Minimum credits to register in the access course (¹) | 60 | You cannot opt for it |
| Minimum credits to register in subsequent courses | 30 | |
| Maximum credits to register |
It is fixed at the highest number of credits per course, which is included in the recommended itinerary for each double degree. Check the table for your studies (catalan)
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| Minimum credits to pass to continue studies (**) | 12 credits between Basic and Compulsory Training subjects |
(1) In the case of students taking two degrees at the same time, the minimum number of credits they can register for is set at 15 for one course and 30 for the other.
(2) As a general rule, the maximum number of credits does not include the subjects for which the student has registered for and failed in the previous year. This may not apply to some courses on some curricula (for example, in the ETSE and ETSEQ bachelor's degrees, the subjects registered and not passed the previous year are included).
Students on the URV-UOC Bachelor's Degree interuniversity in Anthropology and Human Evolution
| During the ordinary registration period | During the February registration period | |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum credits to register | 6 | 6 credits with subjects in the 2nd semester |
| Maximum credits to register | 72 (Registration for more than 72 credits must be approved by the faculty/school) |
Only with 2nd semester subjects |
| Minimum credits to pass to continue studies (**) | 6 credits between Basic training and Compulsory subjects | 6 credits between Basic training and Compulsory subjects |
| Compulsory registration for onwards years | Students must register in Basic training subjects registered and not passed the previous year. Students wishing to register for more than 6 credits have to keep in mind that the increase forces to include basic training subjects registered and not passed the previous year. Students cannot add new subjects if they do not include all those outstanding from the previous year. |
Students on the same bachelor's degree taught at different campuses
Students who are registered for one of the URV's bachelor's degrees that are taught at different campuses cannot re-register at another campus in the following academic year if they fail to pass the minimum number of credits.
Even though the bachelor's degrees are attended by different groups of students, in academic terms they are considered to be the same course leading to the same qualification. Consequently, the minimum credit requirement for each student is applied equally across all the bachelor's degree courses, regardless of the campus at which the student has originally registered.
At the URV, the bachelor's degrees affected by this situation are the:
| Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and Administration | Taught at: - Campus Bellisens - Campus de Terres de l'Ebre |
| Bachelor's Degree in Infant Education | Taught at: - Campus Sescelades - Campus de Terres de l'Ebre - Seu del Baix Penedès |
| Bachelor's Degree in Primary Education |
Taught at: - Campus Sescelades |
| Bachelor's Degree of Nursing | Taught at: - Campus Catalunya - Campus Terres de l'Ebre - Seu del Baix Penedès - Seu de Vilafranca |
