Rules and Regulations

a. The academic year begins on the 1st of September of each calendar year and ends on the 31st of August of the following year. Each academic year includes two semesters of study, the winter and the spring. The winter semester begins in the second half of September, and the spring semester ends in the first half of June. The exact dates are determined by the administration.
b. Each semester includes a teaching period of 14 weeks and a continuous examination period of 4 weeks. Each course lasts at least one semester. The courses of the Medical Degree English Program are divided into 12 independent semesters of study, which constitute the minimum number of semesters necessary for obtaining a degree in Medicine. This minimum number of semesters corresponds to normal, uninterrupted, and successful study conditions.
c. The Faculty participating in the Medical Degree English Program prepare a syllabus that includes the courses taught in each semester and a detailed syllabus with a brief description of the purpose, content, method of examination, and the names of the instructors.
d. The courses are taught with lectures, tutorials, laboratory, and clinical training. The curriculum details the combinations of these different forms of teaching. The respective department decides how each course is taught in lectures, tutorials, laboratory, and clinical training after the person in charge of the course proposes it.
e. Each teacher must, during the first week of the course, distribute a detailed study diagram to the students who have enrolled in the course, which includes the structure of the course material, the relevant bibliography, and any other information he deems necessary. Also, the teacher of each course maintains and updates, under his responsibility, the course website (e-class) systematically with the course lectures (slides), posts announcements related to the course, and, in general, any information related to the course (bibliography, relevant websites, etc.).
f. Tutoring, Laboratory, and Clinical Training can be separate entities or integral parts of a course that includes lectures or some other form of teaching. Laboratory and Clinical Training includes the observation of specific material, the conduct of experiments, the solution of applied problems, clinical practice, or any appropriate combination of the above.
g. Attendance to tutoring, laboratory, and clinical training is mandatory and requires the active participation of students. The maximum tolerated absence from tuition, laboratory, and clinical training is one (1) hour of tutoring or laboratory practice per fourteen (14) hours of tutoring/laboratory exercises or one (1) day every four (4) weeks of clinical training, or as defined in the course outline. These absences are considered as a loss of particularly important educational time, and for this reason, the concepts of justified and unjustified absence do not make sense, and such a thing is not taken into account. Especially for specific clinical courses, the replacement of the days of absence in the second year may be required. Otherwise, the clinical training will be considered incomplete, and there will be no right to participate in the examinations of these courses. Any such obligation will be described in the Outline of each course. Students who are absent from Tutoring, Laboratory, or Clinical Training beyond the maximum tolerated limit can attend the relevant course examinations only after attending the tutoring, laboratory, or clinical training again in the next semester in which the relevant course is taught.
h. A course taught for 13 weeks is considered to have been taught sufficiently to cover the minimum number of credits. A course taught less is considered not taught, and its examination is not allowed.
i. The courses are taught according to the schedule prepared by the Secretariat of the Medical Degree English Program in consultation with the responsible teachers. It includes the lessons, the classrooms, and coincidences of teaching hours for the compulsory courses of the same semester are excluded.
j. In case of obstruction of a course, its replacement is provided. The date and time of replacement are posted on the website of the Medical Degree English Program or in the e-class, under the responsibility of the teacher.