Exams

Below you will find all the information regarding exams at the Faculty of Science

Regulations on the Acquisition of Course Units (TU)

Any TU be earned either through course completion (a grade of 10/20 or higher) or through credit transfer, in accordance with the rules for earning the degree.
Once a TU earned, it is final and its grade cannot be changed.
Consequently, if you take the second session/chance even though you earnedTU session 1,
the grade from session 2 cannot replace that of session 1, which remains final.

The exam schedule is available online and on your digital learning platform 15 days before the start of each exam session.


Be sure to check this page AND your digital learning platform (ENT) – Notifications regularly to see if you have any notifications.

On this page, you will find the exam schedules


Monday, May 4 through Friday, May 22, 2026

Exams, Session 1 – Even-numbered semesters – Bachelor’s & Master’s programs


Absence from exams

If you have a valid reason for missing a written exam, you must submit proof of your absence to theTU coordinatorTU the Registrar’s Office (Building 36), along with the form below.

Decisions of the Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Committees
PIX Certification

General Organization and Assessment Procedures / Make-up Exam Policies


s for Courses,
for Academic Affairs and Exams

Compensation

=> License Compensation Rules

=> Master Offset Rules

Key Points to Remember for Exams if You Are an FdS Student

Always carry your student ID cardor, if you don’t have one, a form of identification (ID card, passport, etc.) so that exam proctors can verify your identity.

If you are unable to present your student ID or, failing that, a form of identification, you will not be permitted to take the exam.
(See FDS Exam Regulations)

Access to the exam room is strictly prohibitedto students who arrive after the exam papers have been distributed.
(See UM Exam Policy)

  • Once the exam papers have been distributed, students are permitted to leave the exam room permanently after signing the attendance sheet.
    (See UM Exam Policy)
  • A student caught cheating or attempting to cheat will be subject to proceedings that may result in disciplinary action:
    1° A warning;
    2° A reprimand;
    3° Suspension from the institution for a maximum period of five years. This sanction may be suspended if the suspension does not exceed two years;
    4° Permanent expulsion from the institution;
    5° Expulsion from all public institutions of higher education for a maximum period of five years;
    6° Permanent expulsion from all public institutions of higher education.
    (See UM Examination Charter)