Course Exam
234010 VO Migration, Urbanisation and Spatial Distribution (2024W)
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Note: The time of your registration within the registration period has no effect on the allocation of places (no first come, first served).
- Registration is open from Mo 03.02.2025 09:00 to Th 27.02.2025 09:00
- Deregistration possible until Th 27.02.2025 09:00
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Examination topics
The examination material includes all units of the lecture.
- concepts, definitions and types of migration
- spatial distribution of migrants, migrants characteristics and the main migration corridors
- history of European migration
- migration and population change
- migration theories and policies
- measurement and estimation of migration
- environmental migration and climate change
- migration and sustainable development
- internal migration and urbanization
To support learning, the slides and the original texts of the items in the mandatory reading list will be available on the Moodle learning platform. The exam must be in English.
- concepts, definitions and types of migration
- spatial distribution of migrants, migrants characteristics and the main migration corridors
- history of European migration
- migration and population change
- migration theories and policies
- measurement and estimation of migration
- environmental migration and climate change
- migration and sustainable development
- internal migration and urbanization
To support learning, the slides and the original texts of the items in the mandatory reading list will be available on the Moodle learning platform. The exam must be in English.
Assessment and permitted materials
At the end of the course there will be one comprehensive written exam of 120 minutes duration.
On-site written exam.
Combination of open and multiple choice questions, including one computational task. The details will be communicated in the course of the lecture. Aids: pocket calculator is allowed. Use of teaching materials and chat GPT is not allowed during the exam.
On-site written exam.
Combination of open and multiple choice questions, including one computational task. The details will be communicated in the course of the lecture. Aids: pocket calculator is allowed. Use of teaching materials and chat GPT is not allowed during the exam.
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
Grading scale:
Maximum number of points that can be achieved: 100
Minimum requirement for a positive result: 50 points
Scale of marks:
91 - 100.....points Grade 1
78 - 90.......points Grade 2
64 - 77.......points Grade 3
50 - 63.......points Grade 4
Under 50 points Grade 5Please if possible also add the following into the requirements:
Examination topics
The examination material includes all units of the lecture.
- concepts, definitions, and types of migration
- spatial distribution of migrants, migrants’ characteristics and the main migration corridors
- history of European migration
- migration and population change
- migration theories and policies
- measurement and estimation of migration
- environmental migration and climate change
- migration and sustainable development
- internal migration and urbanization
To support learning, the slides and the original texts of the items in the mandatory reading list are made available on the Moodle learning platform. The exam must be in English.
Maximum number of points that can be achieved: 100
Minimum requirement for a positive result: 50 points
Scale of marks:
91 - 100.....points Grade 1
78 - 90.......points Grade 2
64 - 77.......points Grade 3
50 - 63.......points Grade 4
Under 50 points Grade 5Please if possible also add the following into the requirements:
Examination topics
The examination material includes all units of the lecture.
- concepts, definitions, and types of migration
- spatial distribution of migrants, migrants’ characteristics and the main migration corridors
- history of European migration
- migration and population change
- migration theories and policies
- measurement and estimation of migration
- environmental migration and climate change
- migration and sustainable development
- internal migration and urbanization
To support learning, the slides and the original texts of the items in the mandatory reading list are made available on the Moodle learning platform. The exam must be in English.
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