210135 SE EC: The EU’s regulatory policies (2025W)

Assessment for this course will be based on the following criteria:

1) For two sessions, students will deliver a short presentation introducing the topic of the session and critically engaging with the assigned literature (25% of the final grade)
2) Mid-course, students will hand in a short discussion paper related to the topics addressed in one of the sessions, discussing the theory and linking it to a recent real-world case (25% of the final grade)
3) At the end of the course, students will submit a final essay addressing a theoretical or empirical research question of their choosing, using the course’s materials and individually retrieved literature (50% of the final grade)

The course is considered passed if all assignments are successfully completed. Each assignment will be graded using a 0-100 points grading scale, with 61 points as the minimum to pass. The final mark will be a weighted average of the grades obtained for each assignment.

Your final grade will be a weighted average of the above-described assignments. The grading scale used ranges from 0-100 points (used for all assignments). A passing grade requires you to obtain a weighted average of 61 points or higher. The grading scale translated into the university grading scale as follows:
- **91-100** = 1 (*very good*)
- **81-100** = 2 (*good*)
- **71-100** = 3 (*satisfactory*)
- **61-100** = 4 (*sufficient*)
- **< 61** = 5 (*not sufficient*).