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UNIVERSITY OF ŁÓDŹ

FACULTY OF
     GEOGRAPHICAL  SCIENCES

INSTITUTE OF
     URBAN GEOGRAPHY
     AND TOURISM STUDIES

TOURISM AND RECREATION
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ABOUT ŁÓDŹ

PRACTICAL
     
INFORMATION

ERASMUS COORDINATORS

ERASMUS

INTERNATIONAL
     
RELATIONS OFFICE

LOCAL GRADING SCALE VS ECTS GRADING SCALE AND ASSESMENT

The table below represents the relationship between the local grading scale at the University of Łódź and the ECTS grading scale.



Local grade Local definition ECTS ECTS definition
5 very good A EXCELLENT - Outstanding performance
4+ better than good B VERY GOOD - Above the average standard but with some errors
4 good C GOOD - generally sound work with a number of notable errors
3+ better than satisfactory D SATISFACTORY - fair but with significant shortcomings
3 satisfactory E SUFFICIENT - performance meets the minimum criteria
2 unsatisfactory (fail) FX,F FAIL - some more work required before the credit can be awarded

The semestral system requires 15 weeks of classes followed by three - or four - week examination periods. Unsuccessful students can take their make-up exams in the second examination sessions organized in February and September. This means that every examination can be taken twice per semester. If students decide not to take examinations in the first examination session but only in the second one, they voluntarily give up a second chance to be examined.

There are 3 important documents that each Erasmus student cannot do without. One of them is Learning Agreement - the list of courses followed at the University of Łódź, which needs to be accepted by Socrates coordinators from both the home and host institutions. After arriving - either in International Office or in the Dean's Office - students receive Evaluation Sheet and Transcript of Records Sheet . In the first of them students collect grades and assessments for the participation in the courses and exams throughout the semester and at the end, after accepting it by the departmental Socrates coordinator, each student obtains Transcript of Records duly signed by the Dean which is the final document of completing their Erasmus studies at the University of Łódź.  

 
WRITTEN BY: Artur Gałkowski Ph.D.,  Sławoj Tanaś Ph.D.
© University of Łódź   2008