Regulations
You will find below the Faculty’s main regulations (in French).
- Règlement d’études et d’examens de la Faculté des sciences (REEFS)
- Règlement du doctorat es sciences de la Faculté des sciences
- Règlement d’études et d’examens du BPharm-1
- Règlement d’études et d’examens du BMed-1
- Règlement d’études et d’examens du MSc en biogéosciences
- Règlement d’études et d’examens du MSc/MA en conservation de la biodiversité
- Règlement BeNeFri pour l’obtention du MSc en informatique
- Directive à propos des cours à choix
- Directive à propos de la passerelle médecine-biologie
- Règlement en matière de respect de l’intégrité scientifique
FAQ
Got a question on your mind and don’t have the time to go through the regulations from A to Z? We’ve summarized them for you in the form of FAQs below.
Pledge of Honour
Any student writing a substantial piece of work, such as a master’s thesis or doctoral dissertation, must complete and sign the Pledge of Honour form in the link below. This form must accompany each work when it is handed in to the supervisor. For work written in French, German, or Italian, the declaration of honour must also be signed in the language in which the work was written.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism occurs when ideas, reasoning or formulations originating from third parties in a work are not indicated as such, but are presented as the author’s own creation.
In particular, plagiarism means :
- Appropriating someone else’s work and presenting it as one’s own.
- Including in one’s own work extracts from texts (books, articles, websites) without mentioning the original author.
- Modify an author’s text by replacing his or her words with synonyms.
- Take up an author’s original idea and express it in your own words (reformulation), without mentioning the source.
- Insert images, graphics or other material without mentioning their source.
- Do not enclose in quotation marks (or indicate clearly and precisely) words taken from another source.
- Cutting and pasting from the Internet, without citing the reference.
In the event of fraud, sanctions are provided for in the Faculty study and examination regulations. Disciplinary measures provided for in the General Regulations of the University are reserved.
