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UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESTABLE OF CONTENTSHOW TO USE THIS HANDBOOK .2DISCLAIMER - PROGRAMMES & COURSES .2DISCLAIMER – PRIZES & AWARDS .2ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2018/2019 .3MISSION STATEMENT .4MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN OF THE FACULTY .5STAFF LISTING .6Dean’s Office.6Centre for Medical Sciences EducaPon .6Medical Sciences Library .6School of Medicine .6UWI School of Nursing.8School of DenPstry .8School of Pharmacy .8School of Veterinary Medicine .8GENERAL INFORMATION .9GPA REGULATIONS .11UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS ON PLAGIARISM.13PLAGIARISM DECLARATION .16THE CAMPUS LIBRARIES .19MEDICAL SCIENCES LIBRARY .20CO-CURRICULAR CREDITS .23THE STUDENT LIFE AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT (SLDD).24APPLY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES AT UWI ST. AUGUSTINE .25CENTRE FOR LANGUAGE LEARNING .26STUDENT EXCHANGE & STUDY ABROAD .27FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES FOUNDATION COURSES .28SCHOOL OF MEDICINE .29Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)/ Bachelor of Medical Sciences (B.Med.Sci.) .29SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY .37Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) .37Students' Prizes . 45BSc Dental Hygiene/ Dental Therapy .46SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE .48Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) .48Guidance for Candidates Applying to the DVM Programme with DisabiliPes, Health Problems and Allergies .60Students’ Prizes . 64SCHOOL OF PHARMACY .66BSc Pharmacy .66UWI SCHOOL OF NURSING (UWISON) . 74BSc Nursing (AdministraPon) .82BSc Nursing (EducaPon) .82BSc Nursing (School Nursing).82BSc Nursing (Oncology) .82Post RegistraPon Diploma in Paediatric Haematology Oncology Nursing . 83OFFICE OF THE DEAN.85BSc Optometry .85Pre-Health Professions Programme (PHPP) .88COURSE DESCRIPTIONS .911Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESHOW TO USE THIS HANDBOOKThe Faculty handbooks (also known as Faculty Booklets) are available on the Campus website in PDF format at hgp://sta.uwi.edu/faculty-booklet-archive . The handbooks include: Relevant Faculty Regula ons – eg. Admission Criteria, ExempPons, Progression, GPA, Leave of Absence, etc. Relevant University Regula ons including the Plagiarism RegulaPons and DeclaraPon Forms Other InformaPon on Co-Curricular courses, Language courses and Support for Students with physical and otherdisabiliPes or impairments. Programme Descrip ons and Course Lis ngs which include the list of courses to be pursued in each programme(degrees, diplomas and cerPficates), sorted by level and semester; course credits and credits to be completed foreach programme – majors, minors and specials. Course Descrip ons which may include details such as prerequisites and methods of assessment.Students should note the following:The RegulaPons and Syllabuses issued in the Faculty Handbooks should be read in conjuncPon with the following UniversityRegulaPons: The Undergraduate RegulaPons and Syllabuses should be read in conjuncPon with the University regulaPonscontained in the Undergraduate Handbook The Postgraduate RegulaPons and Syllabuses should be read in conjuncPon with the University regulaPonscontained in the Postgraduate Handbook and the Board for Graduate Studies and Research RegulaPons forGraduate Diplomas and Degrees (with effect from August 2014)Progress through a programme of study at the University is governed by Faculty RegulaPons and University RegulaPons.Should there be a conflict between Faculty RegulaPons and University RegulaPons, University Regula ons shall prevail.DISCLAIMER - PROGRAMMES & COURSESNotwithstanding the contents of Faculty Handbooks, course outlines or any other course materials provided by theUniversity, the University reserves the right at any Pme to altogether withdraw or modify programmes or courses as itdeems necessary.DISCLAIMER – PRIZES & AWARDSIn the case where Faculty/Student Prizes may be listed, the Faculty does not bind itself to award any or all of the listedprizes contained herein or its stated value and reserves the right to modify or altogether remove certain awards asdescribed in either or both the electronic and printed versions of the Faculty Handbook.2Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESACADEMIC CALENDAR 2018/2019ACTIVITYSemesterRegistraPonSEMESTER 1AUG - DEC- 2018SEMESTER 2JAN - MAY 2019SUMMERMAY – JULY 2019August 26, 2018 December 21, 2018August 20, 2018 September 14, 2018January 20, 2019 - May17, 2019January 14, 2019 February 01, 2019May 26, 2019 –July 26,2019May 20, 2019 –June 15, 2019UWILIFE - August 29, 2018TeachingSeptember 3, 2018 November 30, 2018January 21, 2019 –April 19, 2019May 27, 2019 –July 5, 2019Late registraPon / Late Payment Feeof TT 200.00 APPLIES fromSeptember 10, 2018January 28, 2019June 10, 2019STUDENT PAYMENT PLAN (SPP)1st Installment (down payment)2nd installment3rd installmentLast day for payment of fees beforecourse registraPon is removed /Compulsory leave of absence isrecorded.Last working day AugLast working day SeptLast working day OctLast working day JanLast working day FebLast working day MchLast working day MayLast working day JuneOctober 31, 2018March 29, 2019June 28, 2019ExaminaPonsDecember 04, 2018 December 21, 2018April 29, 2019 –May 17, 2019July 15,2019 –July 26,2019ApplicaPon to Carry forwardCoursework ENDS. ApplicaPon forLeave of Absence ENDS. ApplicaPonfor Credit and ExempPons ENDS.September 14, 2018February 8, 2019June 15, 2019Submission of Faculty OverridesAugust 20, 2018 September 11, 2018January 14, 2019 January 29, 2019May 20, 2019 –June 12, 2019SEMESTER II - BREAK - April 23 - 26, 2019ELPT: Scheduled for the followingdatesAugust 20, 2018 &October 11,2018February 14, 2019-CEREMONIESMatriculaPon CeremonySeptember 20, 2018October 13, 2018 (Open Campus)October 20, 2018 (Cave Hill)October 25 – 27, 2018 (St. AugusPne)November 02 - 03, 2018 (Mona)GraduaPon DatesTRANSFERS – 2019/2020(Inter-Faculty / Inter-Campus)All FaculPesSCHOLARSHIPS & BURSARIESUndergraduate Scholarships andBursaries [tenable in 2018/2019]OPENSENDSNovember 12, 2018June 28, 2019OPENSENDSJanuary 18, 2018 CONTINUING StudentsSeptember 3, 2018 –FIRST YEAR StudentsSPECIALLY-ADMITTED 2019/2020SEMESTER IApplicaPon for Specially AdmigedNovember 12, 2018 –June 28, 2019May 31, 2018September 30, 2018SEMESTER 2November 12, 2018 December 13, 2019ENTIRE YEARNovember 12, 2018 –June 28, 2019Revised June 2018. This calendar is subject to change by the appropriate authori es.For the full and most up-to-date calendar, visit hCps://sta.uwi.edu/registra on/academiccalendar.asp3Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESMISSION STATEMENTTo train health professionals to meet the needs and improve the care of thosewhom they serve. To strive for professional excellence while contribuPng to thesocial, economic, and cultural development of the Caribbean and inculcaPng ingraduates an autude of lifelong learning, ethical conduct, and excellence inservice and research.4Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESMESSAGE FROM THE DEAN OF THE FACULTYDear StudentAs you enter our Faculty you will become a part of the seventyyear history of medical training and pracPce at The Universityof The West Indies. However, the first teaching in the Faculty atthis campus was started in 1969 at the Port of Spain GeneralHospital where several of our current senior staff have beentrained. You have worked hard to get into this Faculty and sowe want to congratulate you on your success. In parPcular, wewant to extend to our new students who are from otherCaribbean and extra-Caribbean lands a warm welcome into thediversity of the St AugusPne Campus.This Faculty consists of several different training insPtuPons:the Dental School, Medical School, Nursing School, PharmacySchool and the School of Veterinary Medicine and we also givetraining in Optometry. These differing Programmes offer thetrainee a wide array of opportuniPes to understand howdifferent treatments in medicine are applied and in whatcircumstances. The University of The West Indies has a proudtradiPon of producing great clinicians who have contributedhandsomely to the growth of their respecPve fields both in theCaribbean and elsewhere. While we emphasize a high degreeof knowledge-based learning, in the clinical sciences we putgreat emphasis on empathy, compassion, humility and ethics.It is with great pleasure that we welcome you to journey withus through your field of interest and as you do so and also weencourage you to aim for excellence in knowledge and pracPceand you will become a 'light shining from the west'.Professor Terence SeemungalCAMPUS DEAN5Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESSTAFF LISTINGCentre for Medical SciencesEduca onDEANCOORDINATOR/ SENIOR LECTURER, MEASUREMENT &EVALUATIONDr. Bidyadhar SaTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5230Dean’s OfficeProfessor Terence SeemungalTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5025Email: deanfms@sta.uwi.eduSECRETARYMrs. Lindy Vidale-PlazaTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5210SENIOR SECRETARYMrs. Louise BovellTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5025LECTURER, CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENTDr. Pradeep Kumar SahuDEPUTY DEANSBASIC HEALTH SCIENCESProfessor Chidum EzenwakaTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5102Email: deputydean.basichealthsciences@sta.uwiCLINICAL SCIENCESDr. Sandra ReidTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5020/ 5019GRADUATE STUDIES & RESEARCHDr. Kenneth CharlesTel: 225-4673 Ext. 5009Email: FMS-DeputyDean.GradStudies@sta.uwi.eduCONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT &OUTREACHProfessor Michael RamdassTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5021AG. HEADDr. Shamin RenwickTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5206SECRETARYMrs. Bernell Bushell-RayTel: 645-3232 Ext. 5206Fax: 662-1392Email: medlib@sta.uwi.eduSchool of MedicineDepartment of Pre-Clinical SciencesHEADProfessor Chris ne CarringtonQUALITY ASSURANCE & ACCREDITATIONDr. Bidyadhar SaTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5230ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTMrs. Monique Dare-AssingTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2776Fax: 662-1873ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERMs. Simone RobertsTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5023SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- STUDENTAFFAIRSMs. Vicklyn PatersonTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5022; 645-5964ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT- DEPUTY DEANS (BASICHEALTH & CLINICAL SCIENCES)Ms. Rhianna RamoutarsinghTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5020; 663-6311SECRETARY – GRADUATE STUDIES & RESEARCHMrs. Leslie-Ann ArchibaldTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5021; 645-8604Medical Sciences LibraryANATOMY UNITUNIT COORDINATORDr. Vincent RodriquesTel: 1(868) 225-4673 Ext. 4629Fax: 1(868) 662-9148SECRETARYMrs. Nadra Dwarika-Bap steTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4627Fax: 662-9148BIOCHEMISTRY UNITUNIT COORDINATORProf. Trevor AlleyneTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4642Fax: 662-18736Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESSECRETARYMrs. Lorraine AlbeltoTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4643ADULT MEDICINE UNITUNIT COORDINATORDr. Ronan AliTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2926PHYSIOLOGY UNITUNIT COORDINATORDr. Farid YoussefTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4618SECRETARY (AG.)Ms. Janelle TimothyTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2926Fax: 663-4332CLERICAL ASSISTANTMrs. Stephanie Oliver-CaesarTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4621Fax: 645-3615PSYCHIATRY UNITUNIT COORDINATORProfessor Gerard HutchinsonDepartment of Para-Clinical SciencesHEADDr. Gerswhin DavisEmail: head.paraclinical@sta.uwi.eduSECRETARYMs. Isabelle La RocheTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2915Fax: 662-3968CHILD HEALTH UNITUNIT COORDINATORDr. Curt BodkynADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTMrs. Shurla Sampson-FrancisTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2322 / 2323Fax: 663-3797SECRETARYMs. Analiza RoachTel: 225-4673 Ext: 3909Fax: 662-9596PATHOLOGY/MICROBIOLOGY UNITUNIT COORDINATORDr. Wayne MohammedRADIOLOGY UNITUNIT COORDINATORDr. Paramanand MaharajTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2170Fax: 662-7060SECRETARYMs. Sulicia AdamsTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2170SECRETARYTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2253Fax: 663-3797PUBLIC HEALTH & PRIMARY CARE UNITUNIT COORDINATORDr. Shastri Mo lalTel: 225-4673 Ext. 2830Department of Clinical Surgical SciencesSECRETARYMs. Dawn WeekesTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2890Fax: 663-4737HEADProfessor Dilip DanPHARMACOLOGY UNITUNIT COORDINATORProf. Yuri ClementADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTMrs. Marcia Mc Donald-HowardTEL: 225-4673 Ext: 2960FAX: 663-4319SECRETARYMrs. Lisa Holder-RomainTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4605Fax: 663-8613SECRETARYMrs. Lisa RamdassTEL: 225-4673 Ext: 2961Department of Clinical Medical SciencesANAESTHETICS & INTENSIVE CARE UNITUNIT COORDINATORProfessor Hariharan SeetharamanHEADDr. Nelleen BaboolalEmail: Head.ClinicalMedicine@sta.uwi.eduADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTMrs. Natasha Cabrera-JacobTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2927SECRETARYMrs. Nicole O’Connell-HindsTel: 225-4673 Ext: 2360Fax: 662-40307Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESOBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY UNITUNIT COORDINATORProfessor Bharat BassawCLERICAL ASSISTANTMs. Alyssa MaharajTel: 662-6418Fax: 662-6418Email: obsgyn@sta.uwi.eduBSc Optometry ProgrammePROGRAMME HEADMr. Niall FarnonClinical Optometrist/ LecturerTel: 225-1016SECRETARYMrs. Sherveee LawrenceTel: 225-4773Dr. Subash SharmaSenior LecturerTel: 225-1674Dr. Jan BohringerSenior LecturerTel: 225-1675UWI School of NursingDIRECTORDr. Oscar Noel OchoTel: 225-1027Email: sane@sta.uwi.eduADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTMrs. Lu-Ann Caesar-GreasleyTel: 225-1026/8 Ext: 3016SECRETARYMrs. Shadiwsh Bailey-CadoganTel: 225-1026/8 Ext: 3004Fax: 225-1885School of Den stryDIRECTOR (Ag.)Dr. William SmithTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4107Fax: 645-3823School of PharmacyDIRECTORDr. Rajiv DahiyaTel: 225-4673 Ext. 5003Fax: 662-1472ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTMrs. Maria GarciaTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5001SECRETARYMrs. Jane Sookdhan-BrowneTel: 645-2640 Ext: 5046School of Veterinary MedicineDIRECTORDr. Karla GeorgesEmail: vetdir@sta.uwi.eduSENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTMrs Leslie-Ann Romain-HoodTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4215; 6 63-8931Email: vetaa@sta.uwi.eduSECRETARYMrs. Ruth SeeraeanTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4213; 645-4481Fax: 645-7428Email: vetdirsec@sta.uwi.eduDepartment of Basic Veterinary SciencesHEADDr. Verrol SimmonsSECRETARYMs. Alice YoungTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4250Email: basic.vetsci@sta.uwi.eduDepartment of Clinical VeterinarySciencesHEADDr. Ayanambakkam Pandurangan NambiSECRETARYMs. Patricia AllenTel: 225-4673 Ext: 4226Email: clinvetsci@sta.uwi.eduADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTMs. Cheryl GomezTel: 225-4673 Ext: 5016SECRETARYTel: 225-4673 Ext: 41128Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESGENERAL INFORMATIONThe Faculty offers six (6) undergraduate degree programmes as follows:1. Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)/ B.Med. Sci)2. Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS)3. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)4. BSc Pharmacy5. BSc Nursing (pre and post registraPon)6. BSc OptometryThe MBBS, DVM and DDS programmes are accredited by the Caribbean AccreditaPon Authority for EducaPon in Medicineand Other Health Professions (CAAM-HP).Dress Code and ConductStudents must at all Pmes conduct and present themselves in a manner in keeping with the nature of the profession forwhich they are in training, and as directed by the School in which registered. Any student who is not appropriately auredwill not be agended to by staff in the Dean’s Office, Schools or Departments.Student ID cards must be displayed at all mes, when on UWI/ RHA premises. This includes a ending classes, laboratorysessions and clinical rota ons. Student ID cards are required to facilitate all transac ons in the Faculty/ University.Food and drink are not be brought into the classrooms/ laboratories or be consumed there. Students should also refrainfrom chewing gum.Immunisa onIt is expected that all prospecPve students, including elecPve students entering the Faculty of Medical Sciences should havebeen inoculated against HepaPPs B prior to admission. Students entering the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine programmeare required to be immunized against Rabies, Tetanus and Yellow Fever prior to admission.Registra onPlease note that the registra on of a student is not complete un l the appropriate tui on and other fees have been paidin respect of that student or arrangements acceptable to the Campus Principal have been made with respect to thepayment of such fees. A late registra on fee of TT 200 applies for each semester.Exemp onsA student who has completed a course and passed an examinaPon from this or another recognised University in a courseequivalent to the part or the whole of a course in any of the degree programmes in the Faculty may apply through theDirector/ Head of Department for exempPon. The Director/Head of Department shall examine the syllabus, the Pme whichhas elapsed since the course was completed, and in parPcular whether such course is equivalent in whole or in part to thatoffered in the parPcular programme The Director/Head of Department through the Dean shall make one of the followingrecommendaPons to the Faculty Board indicaPng the reasons for such recommendaPon:a.b.c.that the student be exempted from both the course and the examinaPonthat the student be exempted from a part or the whole of the course, but be required to take a part of or the fullexaminaPonthat the applicaPon be rejected ExempPons and credit shall not normally be granted to students who have been asked to withdraw from and are readmiged to the Faculty for whatever reason axer a lapse of more than two years. Applicants from the Faculty shall be eligible for exempPons and credit of common courses taken in the Faculty if themark earned was not less than 50%.Debarments, Repeats, Withdrawalsa.Where there is dissaPsfacPon with the work of a student, the Director/Head of a Department may report the magerto the Dean and the Faculty Board which may recommend to the Academic Board (St. AugusPne) that the student bedebarred from the examinaPon and either repeat the course or be required to withdraw from the Faculty of MedicalSciences.b.Students required to withdraw from the University for failing to complete the degree programme within the sPpulated9Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESPme or for poor performance as provided for in the Faculty RegulaPons, may apply for re-entry into the Faculty axerat least one year has elapsed since their withdrawal.c.Students thus re-admiged to the Faculty may, in accordance with its RegulaPons, be granted exempPon from courses,subject to there being no change in the content of the courses and provided that no more than five years have elapsedsince the date of withdrawal.d.Students whose performance in Year 1 indicates general weakness (e.g. bare passes in all courses) may be required bythe Faculty to repeat the year.e.Students from one Faculty who had been required to withdraw from the University for failing to complete their degreeprogramme within the sPpulated period may be immediately admiged to another Faculty. Such students may begranted exempPon from Year 1 courses relevant to the new programme subject to (c) above.f.A student who voluntarily withdraws from the University and who applies for re-admission within five (5) years shallbe granted exempPon and credit for courses previously passed, subject to the Pme limit for the maintenance of creditsPpulated in the relevant Faculty RegulaPons. All grades previously obtained shall be used in the determinaPon of thestudent’s GPA.Leave of Absencea.b.c.A student who for good reason wishes to be absent from an academic programme for a semester or more must applyonline for formal leave of absence, staPng the reason for the applicaPon.The length of such leave of absence, if granted, will be subject to approval by the Academic Board of the campusconcerned, but will not exceed one (1) academic year in the first instance.Leave of absence will not be granted for more than two (2) consecuPve academic years.Review of Examina on Results - UWI Regula ons (Sec on VII):141 (i) A student who is dissaPsfied with the results of his/her examinaPon should report his/her dissaPsfacPon in wriPngto the Campus Registrar. Such a report must be made within two weeks of publicaPon of results, and in the case ofthe Supplemental/Summer School or re-sit examinaPons within five days of the publicaPon of results.(ii) The Campus Registrar shall forward the student’s request to the Dean of the Faculty concerned.(iii) Only students who have failed a course may request to go through his/her script with the Examiner; (uPlizing anapproved electronic teleconferencing system if necessary);(iv) Students may request to have their scripts remarked.142. (i) In carrying out the process of going through examinaPon scripts with students who have failed courses, theExaminer must disclose the marks/grades.(ii) The process at 142(i) should include failed answers in mulPple choice examinaPons.143.A student who wishes to have his/her script remarked must pay a fee of Bds 125.00 or J 2000.00 or TT 375.00, orUS 62.50 (according to campus) to have his/her script re-marked by a new Examiner.144.Where re-marking of a script under RegulaPon 143 above results in a higher mark than that previously recorded,the fee shall be refunded provided that the increased mark results in a change of grade.10Return to Table of Contents
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCESGPA REGULATIONS1. Grading SchemeThe Grading Scheme for students in the Faculty of Medical Sciences (EXCEPT those in the MBBS and DDS programmes)effec ve 2016/ 2017 shall be as follows:GRADEA AAB BBC CF1F2F3% 930-390-29QUALITY Note: For returning/ conPnuing students, the new F1, F2, F3 bands will be applied effecPve 2016/ 2017. The changes willnot be applied retroacPvely.The Grading Scheme for students entering the Faculty prior to 2014/ 2015 (EXCEPT those registered in the DDSprogramme) and for MBBS students entering in 2010 to 2017 shall be as follows:GRADEA AAB BBC CF% RANGE 8570-8567-6963-6660-6257-5953-5650-520-49QUALITY POINTS4.304.003.703.303.002.702.302.000.00The Grading Scheme for MBBS students entering the Faculty from 2018/2019 shall be as follows:GRADEA AAB BBC CFWR(1st & 2nd agempts)F(3rd agempt)% RANGE90-10080-8975-7970-7465-6960-6455-5950-54 50 5011Return to Table of ContentsQUALITY POINTS4.304.003.703.303.002.702.302.000.000.00
UNDERGRADUATE REGULATIONS & SYLLABUSES 2018/2019THE FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES2. Founda on CoursesFoundaPon courses (PECH 1001, PECH 1101, PECH 1102, COMM 1001, COMM 1002, FOUN 1101 and FOUN 1301), theProfessionalism, Ethics and CommunicaPon in Health courses (PECH 2001, PECH 2101) and the Year 4 ElecPve Clerkship(MEDC 4304) will be assigned a leger grade and will be included in the calculaPon of semester and cumulaPve GPA, but notthe degree GPA.3. Progress Through the Programmea)The requirement for entry to Years 2, 3, 4 and 5 (where applicable) of all programmes to which these GPAregulaPons apply, is the successful complePon of all courses of the respecPve preceding Year (unless otherwisestated in programme regulaPons) AND saPsfacPon of the GPA requirements.b)A student failing a course(s) may be allowed to re-sit the examinaPons in the failed course(s), (the maximumnumber of credits allowed is dependent on the programme) and may request permission to transfer/ carryforward coursework marks obtained in the respecPve course(s), when the examinaPon is repeated within oneacademic year. The resit examinaPons will usually
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