ECTSszabályok

ECTSszabályok refers to the regulations and guidelines associated with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) in a specific context, likely a university or educational institution. This system is designed to facilitate the recognition of studies and academic qualifications across different European countries. The core principle of ECTS is the credit point system, where one academic year typically corresponds to 60 credits. These credits represent the workload a student is expected to undertake to achieve the learning outcomes of a specific course or program.

The ECTSszabályok would detail how these credits are awarded, transferred, and accumulated within the institution. This includes information on the grading system and its conversion to the ECTS scale, which uses grades from A (best) to E (sufficient), with F representing a failing grade. It also outlines the procedures for students wishing to undertake study periods abroad, ensuring that the credits earned at a partner institution are recognized and transferable back to their home university. Furthermore, these regulations often cover the documentation required for credit recognition, such as the learning agreement, which details the courses to be taken abroad and their expected credit equivalence. The aim of ECTSszabályok is to promote student mobility and enhance the transparency and comparability of educational programs.