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Departamento de Sociologia
Licenciatura em Criminologia
1.º ano
Regime: Obrigatória
Docente
Professora Doutora Manuela Ivone Cunha (micunha@ics.uminho.pt)
I. Apresentação e Objetivos
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A avaliação contínua exige uma frequência às aulas teórico-práticas igual ou superior a
2/3 das sessões efetivamente ministradas, sendo exceção os estudantes que reúnam condições
para regime especial de frequência.
A aprovação na modalidade de avaliação contínua exige uma média final dos diferentes
elementos de avaliação não inferior a 9,5 valores.
Os estudantes que não tenham obtido aprovação no quadro da avaliação contínua, se
tiverem assistido a pelo menos 2/3 das aulas, podem submeter-se a avaliação por exame na
época de recurso.
Os estudantes que se encontrem enquadrados pelos regimes especiais de frequência
podem submeter-se igualmente a avaliação por exame.
V. Conteúdos Programáticos
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