All chapters that the student needs to know in detail will be listed in class.

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Each student is expected to attend all teaching units, actively participate in discussions. A student may be absent from a total of 30% of teaching solely for health reasons, which justifies with a medical certificate. If a student justifiably or unjustifiably misses more than 30% of teaching, he / she cannot continue to follow the course and loses the opportunity to attend the final exam. In doing so, he earned 0 ECTS credits and was rated with mark F.

ECTS grading system: 

Student assessment is carried out in accordance with the current regulations of the University of Rijeka, adopted by the Faculty Council of the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka. 

Students' performance will be evaluated during the course and at the final exam. Out of a total of 100 credits, a student can earn 50 credits during the course, and 50 credits at the final exam. 

The maximum of 50 credit points can be earned during the course, and at least 50% (25 credit points), are necessary in order to take the final exam. Students who earn 0-49.9% (0-24.9 credit points) during the course, earn an F (fail) grade, no ECTS credits, and must re-enroll in the course. 

During the course, the student can earn a maximum of 50 credit point by actively participating in classes, completing seminar assignment.

 I. During the course, the following are evaluated: 

a) Seminar assigment. Maximun of 50 points. 

Final Exam (50 credit points in total) 

Who MAY take the final exam: Students who have scored 25 or more credits during the course will take the final exam, where they can additionally earn a maximum of 50 credits. 

Who MAY NOT take the final exam: Students who have earned less than 24.9 points during the course are not eligible for the final exam (they re-enroll in the following academic year). 

The final exam consists of a written part. The student in the final exam must pass at least 55% of the written test. The scoring method for the final exam is shown in Table 2. 

Table 2. Assessment method at final written (55% pass threshold) and oral examination

Written exam 

< 55%-neprolazno 

55 – 59,99% = 10 

60 – 64,99% = 22 

65 – 69,99% = 28 

70 – 74,99% = 30 

75 – 79,99% = 34 

80 – 84,99% = 36 

85 – 89,99% = 46 

90 – 94,99% = 48 

95 – 100% = 50

Assessment in the ECTS system is done by absolute distribution, ie on the basis of final achievement
(credit points earned during the course are added to the points from the final exam):
A = 90 - 100%
B = 75 - 89,9%
C = 60 - 74,9%
D = 50 - 59,9%
F = 0 - 49,9%

The grades in the ECTS system are translated into the numerical system as follows:
A = escellent (5)
B = very good (4)
C = good (3)
D = sufficient (2)
F = insufficient (1)

The course contents and all course related information are available on the web pages of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Rijeka and the Department of Microbiology and Parasitology or at Merlin and MS teams.

All chapters that the student needs to know in detail will be listed in class.

/

Each student is expected to attend all teaching units, actively participate in discussions. A student may be absent from a total of 30% of teaching solely for health reasons, which justifies with a medical certificate. If a student justifiably or unjustifiably misses more than 30% of teaching, he / she cannot continue to follow the course and loses the opportunity to attend the final exam. In doing so, he earned 0 ECTS credits and was rated with mark F.

ECTS grading system: 

Student assessment is carried out in accordance with the current regulations of the University of Rijeka, adopted by the Faculty Council of the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka. 

Students' performance will be evaluated during the course and at the final exam. Out of a total of 100 credits, a student can earn 50 credits during the course, and 50 credits at the final exam. 

The maximum of 50 credit points can be earned during the course, and at least 50% (25 credit points), are necessary in order to take the final exam. Students who earn 0-49.9% (0-24.9 credit points) during the course, earn an F (fail) grade, no ECTS credits, and must re-enroll in the course. 

During the course, the student can earn a maximum of 50 credit point by actively participating in classes, completing seminar assignment.

 I. During the course, the following are evaluated: 

a) Seminar assigment. Maximun of 50 points. 

Final Exam (50 credit points in total) 

Who MAY take the final exam: Students who have scored 25 or more credits during the course will take the final exam, where they can additionally earn a maximum of 50 credits. 

Who MAY NOT take the final exam: Students who have earned less than 24.9 points during the course are not eligible for the final exam (they re-enroll in the following academic year). 

The final exam consists of a written part. The student in the final exam must pass at least 55% of the written test. The scoring method for the final exam is shown in Table 2. 

Table 2. Assessment method at final written (55% pass threshold) and oral examination

Written exam 

< 55%-neprolazno 

55 – 59,99% = 10 

60 – 64,99% = 22 

65 – 69,99% = 28 

70 – 74,99% = 30 

75 – 79,99% = 34 

80 – 84,99% = 36 

85 – 89,99% = 46 

90 – 94,99% = 48 

95 – 100% = 50

Assessment in the ECTS system is done by absolute distribution, ie on the basis of final achievement
(credit points earned during the course are added to the points from the final exam):
A = 90 - 100%
B = 75 - 89,9%
C = 60 - 74,9%
D = 50 - 59,9%
F = 0 - 49,9%

The grades in the ECTS system are translated into the numerical system as follows:
A = escellent (5)
B = very good (4)
C = good (3)
D = sufficient (2)
F = insufficient (1)

The course contents and all course related information are available on the web pages of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Rijeka and the Department of Microbiology and Parasitology or at Merlin and MS teams.

All chapters that the student needs to know in detail will be listed in class.

/

Each student is expected to attend all teaching units, actively participate in discussions. A student may be absent from a total of 30% of teaching solely for health reasons, which justifies with a medical certificate. If a student justifiably or unjustifiably misses more than 30% of teaching, he / she cannot continue to follow the course and loses the opportunity to attend the final exam. In doing so, he earned 0 ECTS credits and was rated with mark F.

ECTS grading system: 

Student assessment is carried out in accordance with the current regulations of the University of Rijeka, adopted by the Faculty Council of the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka. 

Students' performance will be evaluated during the course and at the final exam. Out of a total of 100 credits, a student can earn 50 credits during the course, and 50 credits at the final exam. 

The maximum of 50 credit points can be earned during the course, and at least 50% (25 credit points), are necessary in order to take the final exam. Students who earn 0-49.9% (0-24.9 credit points) during the course, earn an F (fail) grade, no ECTS credits, and must re-enroll in the course. 

During the course, the student can earn a maximum of 50 credit point by actively participating in classes, completing seminar assignment.

 I. During the course, the following are evaluated: 

a) Seminar assigment. Maximun of 50 points. 

Final Exam (50 credit points in total) 

Who MAY take the final exam: Students who have scored 25 or more credits during the course will take the final exam, where they can additionally earn a maximum of 50 credits. 

Who MAY NOT take the final exam: Students who have earned less than 24.9 points during the course are not eligible for the final exam (they re-enroll in the following academic year). 

The final exam consists of a written part. The student in the final exam must pass at least 55% of the written test. The scoring method for the final exam is shown in Table 2. 

Table 2. Assessment method at final written (55% pass threshold) and oral examination

Written exam 

< 55%-neprolazno 

55 – 59,99% = 10 

60 – 64,99% = 22 

65 – 69,99% = 28 

70 – 74,99% = 30 

75 – 79,99% = 34 

80 – 84,99% = 36 

85 – 89,99% = 46 

90 – 94,99% = 48 

95 – 100% = 50

Assessment in the ECTS system is done by absolute distribution, ie on the basis of final achievement
(credit points earned during the course are added to the points from the final exam):
A = 90 - 100%
B = 75 - 89,9%
C = 60 - 74,9%
D = 50 - 59,9%
F = 0 - 49,9%

The grades in the ECTS system are translated into the numerical system as follows:
A = escellent (5)
B = very good (4)
C = good (3)
D = sufficient (2)
F = insufficient (1)

The course contents and all course related information are available on the web pages of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Rijeka and the Department of Microbiology and Parasitology or at Merlin and MS teams.

All chapters that the student needs to know in detail will be listed in class.

/

Each student is expected to attend all teaching units, actively participate in discussions. A student may be absent from a total of 30% of teaching solely for health reasons, which justifies with a medical certificate. If a student justifiably or unjustifiably misses more than 30% of teaching, he / she cannot continue to follow the course and loses the opportunity to attend the final exam. In doing so, he earned 0 ECTS credits and was rated with mark F.

ECTS grading system: 

Student assessment is carried out in accordance with the current regulations of the University of Rijeka, adopted by the Faculty Council of the Faculty of Medicine in Rijeka. 

Students' performance will be evaluated during the course and at the final exam. Out of a total of 100 credits, a student can earn 50 credits during the course, and 50 credits at the final exam. 

The maximum of 50 credit points can be earned during the course, and at least 50% (25 credit points), are necessary in order to take the final exam. Students who earn 0-49.9% (0-24.9 credit points) during the course, earn an F (fail) grade, no ECTS credits, and must re-enroll in the course. 

During the course, the student can earn a maximum of 50 credit point by actively participating in classes, completing seminar assignment.

 I. During the course, the following are evaluated: 

a) Seminar assigment. Maximun of 50 points. 

Final Exam (50 credit points in total) 

Who MAY take the final exam: Students who have scored 25 or more credits during the course will take the final exam, where they can additionally earn a maximum of 50 credits. 

Who MAY NOT take the final exam: Students who have earned less than 24.9 points during the course are not eligible for the final exam (they re-enroll in the following academic year). 

The final exam consists of a written part. The student in the final exam must pass at least 55% of the written test. The scoring method for the final exam is shown in Table 2. 

Table 2. Assessment method at final written (55% pass threshold) and oral examination

Written exam 

< 55%-neprolazno 

55 – 59,99% = 10 

60 – 64,99% = 22 

65 – 69,99% = 28 

70 – 74,99% = 30 

75 – 79,99% = 34 

80 – 84,99% = 36 

85 – 89,99% = 46 

90 – 94,99% = 48 

95 – 100% = 50

Assessment in the ECTS system is done by absolute distribution, ie on the basis of final achievement
(credit points earned during the course are added to the points from the final exam):
A = 90 - 100%
B = 75 - 89,9%
C = 60 - 74,9%
D = 50 - 59,9%
F = 0 - 49,9%

The grades in the ECTS system are translated into the numerical system as follows:
A = escellent (5)
B = very good (4)
C = good (3)
D = sufficient (2)
F = insufficient (1)

The course contents and all course related information are available on the web pages of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Rijeka and the Department of Microbiology and Parasitology or at Merlin and MS teams.