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Written examinations are held in the following modules of the Bachelor's program in Social Anthropology:
Repeat examinations are offered for the examinations (except History and Theory in Anthropology). A make-up exam is offered to those who because of extenuating circumstances missed the original exam of the module History and Theory in Anthropology.
If you are/were prevented from taking an examination and would like to avoid this counting as a failed attempt, you must immediately report to the lecturers / examination supervisor and provide proof of inability to participate by the deadline. In addition, you must submit a request for withdrawal of assessments no later than five working days after the date of assessment. The request must contain the relevant documentation, such as a doctor's certificate or a confirmation of an exam clash (PDF, 168 KB).
Please also refer to the information provided by the Office of Student Affairs under "Withdrawal from Assessment" on the Assessments page.
If you do not pass a regular exam or deregister from a regular exam due to illness or overlap in exam schedule (in the app "My requests and invoices" in the student portal), you can either write the repeat exam in the same semester or repeat the module. As of fall semester 22, you will no longer be automatically registered for the repeat exam in the same semester, but must register for it yourself.
Failure to write a repeat exam without signing out (in the app "My requests and invoices" in the student portal) will count as a failed attempt. Two failed attempts in a compulsory Social Anthropology module will result in a subject suspension in the Social Anthropology Major and Minor.
If you deregister from the regular examination in the module "History and Theory in Anthropology" due to illness or overlap in exam schedule (PDF, 168 KB), you will be automatically registered for the make-up examination. If you are also unable to write the make-up examination, please deregister from this examination with proof of your inability to attend (doctor's certificate or similar). Otherwise, you will receive a failed attempt despite having deregistered from the original exam. Both deregistrations must be submitted by e-mail to Jan Patrick Heiss (janpatrick.heiss@uzh.ch) and not via the “My requests and invoices” app.