Admission and registration Sample Clauses

Admission and registration. 3.1. The candidates must fulfil the criteria for admission to the double PhD degree education, registration, training and examination at both universities and the respective faculty/school. 3.2. The candidates should undertake a joint research project with supervisors from both universities. 3.3. The candidates must meet the admission requirements at both institutions. The applicant is required to hold a master's degree. The application must contain a project proposal and progress plan. The application for admission to the double PhD degree education is to be evaluated and decided upon by the faculty to which the candidate will be affiliated at UiB and [add equivalent formulation from partner institution].

Admission and registration. 2.1. holder of a master’s degree or equivalent in field/subject from [school/unit] fulfils all the conditions for admission to PhD studies in both institutions and the respective faculty/school. 2.2. Upon admission to the double PhD degree education, the candidate must have secured financing for the full 3 years of PhD education. 2.3. At name of institution, the candidate will be affiliated with the faculty/school and department. At name of institution, the candidate will be affiliated with the faculty/school and department. 2.4. is to be admitted firstly at XXX and secondly at XXX 2.5. The candidate will have to pay the registration fee at XXX, with a registration fee exemption at UiB. 2.6. The admission of the candidate to PhD education in both institutions is based on the funding: [Name of PhD research fellowship/student scholarship.]

Admission and registration. The Student declares that she/he fulfils the admission and selection criteria, and that she/he meets the admission procedure and registration that are mentioned on the MASTED programme website (▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇). The Student declares that she/he has provided authentic information to the best of her/his knowledge during the application and registration periods. The Student commits herself/himself to obtain all the legal document (valid passport, residence permit, etc) that she/he needs to develop properly, and in accordance with the legal and academic applicable frameworks, all the activities related on her/his individualised study track. The Student hereby commits to accept the study place in the MASTED programme and to attend the MASTED courses with the objective of successfully passing the prescribed coursework and examinations inherent in the programme of studies. The Student will complete the assignments and participate in all examinations, unless in the case of justified reasons, which she/he must serve written notice on the Consortium as soon as she/he knows it. The Student commits to register as a regular student at the Universidad ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ for the complete master, and at one of the five partner Universities for the compulsory and optional mobilities that she/he selects according to the individualised study track attached as Annex 1. The Student will benefit from all rights guaranteed to regular students and she/he will have the same obligations and duties of the Consortium’s university where she/he attends courses, in terms of academic, administrative and financial aspects. The Student must pay the tuition fees2 (€4 500 in total for EU students and €9 000 in total for non-EU students) according to the schedule below or accept the deduction of that amount out the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship according to ▇▇▇▇▇ 2 to this agreement. 2 The tuition fee coverages registration fees, management fees, awarding of diplomas and joint diploma supplement, private insurance cover for all medical expenses and repatriation, and all other costs for obligatory course modules/training/seminars. Reservation XX/XX/XXXX 450 for EU students 900 for non-EU students SEMESTER 1 XX/XX/XXXX 675 for EU students 1 350 for non-EU students

Admission and registration. ‌ 2.1 You can accept an offer of a place to study at WUC by following the steps set out in your Offer Letter. Your Offer Letter will also identify whether your offer is subject to you meeting specific conditions. Further information on how we assess applications to study at WUC can be found in our Admissions Policy: ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-&-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. 2.2 On acceptance of an offer and fulfilment of any conditions set out in the offer, you will be entitled to register with WUC for the academic year set out in the offer. We will ask you to read, review and agree to this Higher Education Student Agreement again when you register at WUC. You must register with WUC no later than the deadline set out in your registration and induction letter; failure to do so means that you may not be permitted to register. 2.3 WUC is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible environment and to meeting its obligations under the Equality ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. In order to ensure that we can implement any reasonable adjustments needed for you to access our services during the admissions process and/or your programme, you must notify us of any disability, long term physical or mental health condition or learning difficulty at the earliest opportunity. Any information you provide will be treated sensitively and processed by Learner Services in accordance with our Privacy notice and other data privacy policies. 2.4 You may not be permitted to register with WUC if: a. it is discovered that you have provided incorrect or misleading information to WUC; b. you are unable to demonstrate to WUC’s satisfaction that you have the right to study in the United Kingdom; c. you fail to pay the required tuition fees, or fail to provide information regarding payment of tuition fees, as determined by the Higher Education Fees and Refund Policy; or d. you fail to meet any of the conditions set out in your Offer Letter. 2.5 All continuing students are required to register (“re-enrol”) with WUC on an annual basis, normally during the months of August-September. Failure to re-enrol by the published deadline might mean that you are unable to continue your studies during the next academic year. 2.6 You may not be permitted to re-enrol with WUC if: a. you have an outstanding tuition fee debt or have otherwise contravened the terms of the Higher Education Fees and Refund Policy; b. you have been withdrawn from WUC, either through failure to meet the required academic standards or by contravening one or mor...

Admission and registration. 1. Mr/Ms… is to be admitted as a doctoral candidate at the partner institution: [school unit] Mr/Ms is also to be admitted as a doctoral candidate at the department, University of Bergen. The candidate must meet all formal requirements for admission to doctoral studies in both institutions. The candidate must register in both institutions, but with a registration fee exemption in one of the institutions during the period of joint supervision. The candidate will have to pay the registration fee at partner institution, with a registration fee exemption at the University of Bergen during the period of joint supervision. 2. Ms/▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ of a Master Degree or equivalent in field/subject from [school/unit] fulfils all the conditions for admission to doctoral studies in both institutions. 3. The admission of the candidate to doctoral studies in both institutions is on the basis of the funding of the doctoral candidate by funding scheme: [PhD research fellowship/student scholarship].

Admission and registration. The mission of the Catholic school, as is the mission of SSPP, is an extension of the evangelizingmission of the Catholic Church. SSPP School is a Roman Catholic School and it adheres to the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. All Christians and non-Christians are welcomed where openings exist. The school does not discriminate against students on the basis of race, sex, ornational origin. All students participate in the religious education program in the school, which includes respectfulattendance at prayerand worship celebrations, as well as participation in the religious instruction. SSPP admits students desirous of a Catholic education and whose educational and physical needs canbe met by the school, through reasonable accommodation. Although PL 94-124 guarantees a “free and appropriate education” in public schools, Catholic schools are not bound by that law. Catholic schools are, therefore, not required to meet every need of every child. The school administration makes the final determination on the school’s ability to meet those needs. Students with Individual Education Plans (IEP’s) must provide that IEP at time of application toenter the school. At that time, the school will determine the school’s ability to provide services required by the IEP. All children will be considered for acceptance. Parents must submit copies of report cards and testscores (excluding NYS test scores) at the time of application. No student will be accepted to the school until all records have been submitted to SSPP. These records will be reviewed to determine whether the program at SSPP School will meet the educational needs of the student. An interview with the parent and student (grades 1-8) is part of theadmission process. The requirements for admission to SSPP are as follows: • A child must be of legal school age to enter Kindergarten. The entrance age for Kindergarten is 5 years old ON or BEFORE December 1st of the entering year. • Pre-K 4 students must be 4 years old ON or BEFORE December 1st of the entering year. • Pre-K 3 students must be 3 years old ON or BEFORE December 1st of the entering year. • New York State requires that a child be immunized and proof of immunization mustbe presented at registration (see Health Regulations). Registration for school is held during the month of January for families already enrolled at SSPPSchool. Parents of returning students must register their children by February 3rd, 2025. Open registration begins in February for Pre-K ...

Admission and registration. General University admission requirements are set out in Admission to Undergraduate Programs and General Admission Requirements. Specific admission information for the Faculty of Engineering is detailed in Faculty of Engineering. A student proceeding toward a BSc degree in Engineering is expected to complete at least half of the credits required through courses offered by the University of Alberta (either "on" or "off" campus in Fall/Winter or Spring/ Summer). Normally, at least half of these "University of Alberta" courses will be courses from Terms 5 through 8, as shown in Required Courses and Suggested Course Sequence for Traditional Programs and Required Courses and Suggested Course Sequence for Co-op Programs. Credits obtained by special assessment at the University of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ be included in the count of courses used to satisfy the residence requirements. (See Credit by Special Assessment.) Where a student has been accepted as a transfer student from another accredited engineering program at a Canadian university and has the equivalent of six full terms of transfer credit, reducing the residence requirement to one academic year consisting of two full terms may be considered.

Admission and registration. 2.5.1 Arrangements for an individual student’s supervision, for the duration of periods of study to be spent at each institution, and for the specifics of the research project, will be confirmed at the point of admission, and specified on individual co-tutelle agreements appended to this agreement under ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇. 2.5.2 Once admitted to the Programme, students will be registered with the University of Luxembourg, in accordance with the regulations of the University of Luxembourg, and with the University of Durham, in accordance with the regulations of the University of Durham, for the duration the Programme. For day-to-day functions, the local rules of the institution in which the student is resident at any given time will apply. 2.5.3 The duration of study for the PhD will normally be three years; however, exceptionally, the Universities may agree an extension to this duration.

Admission and registration. The selection committee of the consortium will analyse applicants and propose a ranking as a function of their merits. The first 25 applicants in the list will be admitted to the program, the rest will be in a waiting list. Without prejudice to high academic standards, in order to ensure geographical diversity among students, the Consortium shall respect the following basic criteria when selecting students for an Erasmus scholarship. For countries with very large population such as China and India, a maximum of three grants can be allocated. For the rest of the countries, the maximum of grants is two. On admission, student will register for the first-year Programme at the entrance institution (US-ES) and will also register in UniPD-I for path 1 and UniCT-I for path 3, and for the second year at UNICAEN-F for all paths. Registration at each institution will follow the institution’s normal registration rules. All the Spanish universities will give at least one subject during year 1. Students will travel to Madrid and Barcelona to receive the classes in the university.