Combined written and oral examination

The final exam project is to document the student's understanding of practice and central applied theory and method in relation to a practice-oriented issue based on a specific assignment within the area of the programme. The problem statement is prepared by the student, possibly in collaboration with a private or public enterprise, and must be of central relevance to the programme and the sector. The educational institution must approve the problem statement.
A project report and, if relevant, a product must be submitted.

The project report, which constitutes the written part of the exam, must as a minimum contain
the following:
 Front page, including title
 Table of contents
 Introduction, including problem statement
 Main section
 Conclusion
 Bibliography (including all sources referenced in the project)
 Appendix (only appendices central to the report are to be included)
The project report cannot exceed 20 standard pages + 20 standard pages per student.
Front page, table of contents, bibliography and appendices are not included in the required
number of pages. Appendices will not be assessed.
A standard page is 2,400 characters, including spaces and footnotes. Front page, table of contents, bibliography and appendices are not included. Appendices will not be assessed.

Individual

Danish (Norwegian/Swedish)

7-point grading scale

External censure

Spelling and writing skills are included in the assessment of the final exam project. The assessment should be regarded as an overall evaluation of the academic content and the student's spelling and writing skills.
Students who are able to document a relevant, specific impairment may apply for exemption
from the requirement that spelling and writing skills are included in the assessment. The application must be submitted to the head of education no later than four weeks prior to the exam.