Faculty of Science

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Etappi for students who received study right before 1.8.2005

The system consists of five checkpoints. At each checkpoint, those students who have not succeeded in accumulating the recommended number of credits or who have not been able to complete their degree within the recommended time will be contacted.

At the first checkpoint, the faculty will contact those students who seem to need support in the initial stage of their studies and will offer them study guidance.

At checkpoints 2-5 in March, those students who have not achieved the objectives set by their faculties will receive a letter informing them of their delayed study progress.

Checkpoints at the Faculty of Science

Bachelor's Degree (3 years)

Checkpoint 1:
Study progress objective 45 credits
1st year, in May

Checkpoint 2:
Study progress objective 120 credits
3rd year, in March

Checkpoint 3:
Study progress objective Bachelor's Degree
4th year, in March

Master's Degree (2 years)

Checkpoint 4:
Study progress objective 80 credits
2nd year, in March

Checkpoint 5:
Study progress objective Master's Degree
3rd year, in March

At the first checkpoint, the faculty will contact those students who seem to need support in the initial stage of their studies and will offer them study guidance.

At other checkpoints, those students who have not achieved the objectives set by their faculties will receive a letter informing them of their delayed study progress.

If you receive a letter at checkpoints 2–5

If you need more time to complete your degree and you will not achieve the set objective for completed credits or you will not complete your Bachelor’s degree or your Master’s degree during the spring term, you must devise a plan for graduation.

If you reach your objective by 31.7.2012, you can register as attending.

The plan for graduation must aim for the completion of the degree. The plan must include an estimate for the duration of studies and the intended structure of the degree: degree programme/major subject, specialisation option, minor subjects and other studies and the scope of these studies per subject. The plan must also include a term-specific timetable for the completion of studies. Incomplete forms will be returned to the student for completion.

The form for the Etappi study plan is available below. Return the form to the supervisor in charge of personal study plans at your department, or to your teacher tutor, well before the closing of the registration period at the University, by 1 June 2012 at the latest.

The study plan supervisor will go through your plan for graduation and provide you with advice if necessary. If your plan is approved, the removal of your registration block will be marked down on your form. The supervisor will make his/her decision about the approval of your plan during your personal visit. Return a photocopy of the form to the Faculty Office (address: P.O. Box 44), which will remove your registration block in the Oodi system. Then you may register as an attending student.

Form for study plan (PDF)