Leader of the week

Dear everyone!

Then we are in the process of working with the results of the FAMU survey. On Friday, we had a joint meeting where I presented the results from K2 as a unit. The next step will be meetings in groups on Thursday 19 June at 12-14, where the results from the group will be presented and worked on. The groups that had enough participants so that we have received the answers are the Glass Blocks 5th and 6th floor, the Lab Building 1M, the 5th, 8th and 9th floors. The rest will have to work with the answers from K2 as a whole. The purpose of the mapping meetings is to identify areas that need to be improved and areas that need to be preserved. You will be summoned to the group meetings, I hope as many as possible can participate. On the department’s day in the autumn, we will then continue to work in groups and agree on what measures we should initiate to improve our working environment at K2.

Another issue I would like to inform you about is that the new Universities and University Colleges Act from last year entails some changes in the requirements for external examiners. External examiners are now only required for independent work in a higher degree (e.g. master’s thesis), while bachelor’s theses and oral exams (including OSKE) as well as written exams that amount to more than 15 credits require 2 examiners, both of which can be internal. For written exams of less than 15 credits, 1 internal examiner is sufficient. Thus, we will reduce the use of external sensors.

And last but not least: Thank you very much to everyone who participated for a well executed OSKE12! It requires a lot of effort from both question owners, examiners, study administration (extra big thanks to Martine and Øyvind!), administrative helpers and not least OSKE12 coordinator Rune Nielsen.

Have a great week!

Silke

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