1. ffi / universitYof
@ / gronrngen
DIPLOMA SUPPLEMENT
on the level of the qualification
Level of the qualification
Second cycle National Qualifications Framework for Higher Education; Level 7 NLQF and EQF for LLL
3.2 Official length of the programme
The load of the programme is rzo ECTS credits, which equais two years of full-time study
3.3 Access requirements
Bachelor or equivalent level of education as specified in the Teaching and Examination Regulations
lnformation on the contents and results gained
+.4 Nlode of Studv
Fuil-time
Programme requirements
i,
ï'r)
rzo ECTS: divided up zo ECTS specific intensification in one of the research fields (specialization), ro ECTS
compulsory course units, ro ECTS training in specific research techniques, 4o ECTS profile course units
and/or academic assignments and 4o ECTS graduation project, as set out in the Education and Examination
Regulations.
Relevant information regarding modules and grades obtained is provided in the transcript of records (see 4.3)
Programme cietails and the individual grades/credits obtaineci
Subject
Multilevel analysis
Modelling
Philosophy ofscience and ethics
Current issues in sport sciences
Physiolory oftraining and exercise
Specialization Motor function and cognition in healthy ageing
Review article
Mechanisms of motor function and cognition in ageing
Interventions targeting motor function and cognition in
ageing
Advanced statistics
Motor control
Health psycholory
Neuropsycholory and psychiatric disorders
Psychophysiolory and its applications
Master monitor
Academic assignment
Date
03-04-2013
17-06:2013
21-06-2013
24-70-2073
28-10-2013
15-01-2014
05-07-2013
25-10-2013
t5-07-2014
t7-oL-2014
1-3-02-2074
28-70-20t4
05-1 1-2014
18-1 1-2014
19-01-2015
05-02-2015
Dutch grade
7.9
5.5
7.3
8.6
6.5
8.1
8,0
8.3
7.9
7.5
8.0
B
7
8
P
9
ECTS qedíts
5
5
5
5
5
20
5
5
5
5
5
5
10

2. 1&r
lffi / universitYof
@ / gronrngen
uation project
Poster
Article
Research internship
Presentation
P = Pass
EX = Exemption
Grirding scheme and grade distribution
DIPLOMA SUPPLEMENT
Date
29-01-2015
0B-01-2015
14-01-2015
29-01-2015
29-01-2015
Dutch grade ECTS credits
8.6 40
6.5
7.5
9.0
9.0
Total number of credits az1
I .í
The Dutch grading system, used from elementary through to university education, is the r to ro scale given in
the following table, in which ro is the highest grade, 6 the minimum pass, and r the lowest grade. The grade ro
is rarely awarded.
The grading table
The grade distribution table below has been developed for the specific degree programme which is mentioned,
calculated over the past three years. It indicates the percentage of students who gained the grades mentioned
in the transcript of records (under 4.3) and gives a clear indication of the student's performance.
Dutch grading marks and percentages calculated over the past three years
For: Master in HumanMouement Sciences
Dutch grade:
Percentage:
6
24.8o/o
7
37.2%
B
29.7%
9
7.9%
10
o.4%
4.5 Overirll clirssification of the qualiÍication
Pass
Information on the function of the qualification
Access to fufther striclr
Master's graduates are intellectually equipped to work independently on a follow-up project, such as a PhD-
project
Professicnal status5.2
Master's graduates in human movement sciences are ready for a career as scientific researcher, consultant,
developer, teacher, and/or policy officer