Master Brain and Cognitive Sciences

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Rules and Regulations

Master's programme Brain and Cognitive Sciences

Education and Examination Regulations

For more specialised academic information, please read the Education and Examination Regulations.

Board of Examiners

The Master’s programme has its own Board of Examiners, which confers degree, assesses the level of divergent prior education, and handles requests for approval of irregular study programmes, research projects, requests for exemptions or electives and handles situations of fraud and plagiarism.

Fraud and Plagiarism

Fraud is the intentional action or inaction of a student aimed at hindering the assessment of his/her knowledge, insight and skills. Actions that can be regarded as fraud are, for example:

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MyUvA: personal portal for students

MyUvA provides 'single sign on' access to several digital UvA-services (blackboard, mail, announcements, studyweb)

"UvA service point"

On the "UvA service point" website you will find all UvA-facilities for current students.