Rules for granting an individual study plan and curriculum (IPSC)
Students who have completed the first year of the first-cycle programme or the first semester of the second-cycle programme and who demonstrate outstanding academic performance may apply for a permission to study according to their individual plan of study and curriculum (hereinafter referred to as IPSC). Studies according to IPSC aim at enriching knowledge, skills and social competences acquired by the student of the field or specialisation studied. The curriculum should include content that leads to achieving the learning outcomes of the curriculum for a particular field of study and may not lead to the extension of the time limit for completion of studies.
The decision to allow a student to study according to the individual plan of study and curriculum shall be made by the Dean at the written request of the Student, taking into account the student's progress in study, abilities and interests.
For those who study according to their individual plan of study and curriculum, the Dean appoints tutors from among university teachers holding an academic degree or an academic title.
The individual plan of study and curriculum is prepared by the student and approved by the tutor. Study according to the individual plan of study and curriculum cannot last longer than is provided for by the study plan and curriculum for the particular field and specialisation.
In the case of unsatisfactory academic performance, the Dean may withdraw his / her consent to study according to an individual plan of study and curriculum.
Detailed rules for the organisation of IPSC are defined by separate regulations.