For students attending the Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in Public Health in Disasters Study information and regulations (EMMPHID)
On this page you will find information and links to what you may need during your studies at the Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in Public Health in Disasters.
Examination and re-examination
Please note that the day of the exam does not necessarily mean the last day of the course.
Please do not forget to contact the administration if you want to take a re-exam. Please email your name, civic registration number (personnummer) and the full course name to gu-adm.gph@ki.se no later than 2 weeks (10 working days) before the re-exam.
Entry requirements for higher semesters
The eligibility requirements are described in the course syllabuses. In cases where the requirements are linked to promotion to higher semester, the eligibility requirements are also written in the course syllabuses. The course syllabuses are to be found on each course web. You can also serach for course syllabuses at KI Course Syllabus Archives
Student Rights
On these pages you can read about what rights and obligations you have as a student. You can for example find information on admissions, credit transfer, examination, exam writing, interruption of studies and study breaks.
Cheating and Plagiarism
Below you can find information about rules and regulations regarding Cheating and plagiarism. We recommend that you read the information to make sure that you will adhere to the rules in your written work and course examination.
It is obligatory for you to read and agree to the KI-specific information provided below in 'KI rules'! The rest of the information is optional for you to read.
Cheating
Cheating is forbidden (obligatory reading)
KI rules and disciplinary matters (obligatory reading)
Sources and refenreces
General guidelines on how to write and cite:
Student ombudsperson
The student ombudsperson is an independent office, employed by the student unions, to whom you may turn with matters relating to you as a student, such as if you feel unfairly treated by someone at KI or have problems in your dealings with other students or members of staff.
Student Wellbeing Centre
The student health services aims to promote physical and psychological well-being among students in various ways and to establish a good study and social environment. The services are offered free of charge.
Study Counsellor
Carla Sturm is the study counsellor for the students in the Erasmus Mundus Master Programme in Public Health in Disasters.
The study counsellor may help you with:
- Guidance about the education and your studies
- Give advice about study techniques
- Questions concerning leaves of absence, welfare issues etc.
You are most welcome to call, e-mail or make an appointment for a visit
phone: +46 (0)723982782
Visiting address: Widerströmska huset, Tomtebodavägen 18 a, Solna, floor 3 (the door is closed, ring the doorbell or phone Carla)
Carla Sturm
Study CounsellorStudying with disabilities
Karolinska Institutet can provide students with disabilities with special support during your studies. Students with disabilities at KI should be guaranteed the same high level of education and the same good quality study environment as other students.