Anadolu University Open Education Faculty Summer School Regulation
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This regulation sets the rules for Anadolu University Open Education Faculty’s summer school for associate and undergraduate programs. It explains when summer school can open, who approves it, how the academic calendar is set, and how courses are selected. Participation is optional for students. Summer school must last at least five weeks including exams, does not count toward maximum education periods, and uses the same ECTS credits as the regular fall or spring course plans. Grades earned in summer school are included when recalculating a student’s GPA.
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Key Changes
- Creates a formal framework for summer school in Anadolu University Open Education Faculty associate and undergraduate programs
- Makes summer school optional and requires it to last at least five weeks including exams
- Clarifies that summer school grades are included in GPA calculations, while the summer period does not count toward maximum study duration
Obligations
What this law requires
The Open Education Faculty may open summer school only after the spring term final exams and only with a proposal from the Faculty Management Board, approval from the University Management Board, and a favorable opinion from the Council of Higher Education.
Courses that may be offered in summer school and their implementation conditions must be determined by Faculty Council decision and approved by the Senate in accordance with the regulation.
Participation in summer school must remain optional for students.
The summer school academic calendar must be determined by the Senate, taking into account the minimum duration requirements stated in the regulation.
Summer school education must last at least five weeks, including examinations.