Master Thesis Clause Samples

Master Thesis. All Students are required to complete a Master Thesis. The Parties will instruct supervisors to organize the process in such a way that the total net workload for successful completing the Master Thesis will not exceed 30 ECTS corresponding to six (6) months. The recognition of a Master Thesis which was approved by another university (outside of this joint study programme) is prohibited by the Austrian and Slovak laws. The topic of the Master Thesis is to be specified within the scope of the Physics of the Earth Programme.

Master Thesis. The master thesis has to be written under the joint supervision of both universities and has to be defended in front of an examination committee. This committee must include at least one member from each university. It has to be submitted in English on schedule at the local university. The outcomes of the master thesis have to be defended in English.

Master Thesis. ‌ After returning to their home university, students continue their research work and finalise their master thesis. Outcomes of the students’ research work at the partner university shall be included in their Master thesis. These deliverables have to be specified as being gained at the partner university. The master thesis has to be written under the joint supervision of both universities and has to be submitted in English on schedule at the students’ home university. One copy of the master thesis has to be provided for each supervisor at JLU and at KU. The outcomes of the master thesis have to be defended in English in front of an examination committee. The supervisor of the partner university has to be enabled to participate in the committee (in person or via internet).

Master Thesis. ‌ After returning to their home university, students continue their research work and finalise their master thesis. The master thesis has to be written under the joint supervision of both universities and has to be defended in front of an examination committee. Outcomes of the students’ research work at the partner university shall be included in their Master thesis. These deliverables have to be specified as being gained at the partner university. The master thesis has to be submitted in English on schedule at the students’ home university. One copy of the master thesis has to be provided for each supervisor at JLU and at OU. The outcomes of the master thesis have to be defended in English in front of an examination committee. The supervisor of the partner university has to be enabled to participate in the committee (in person or via internet).

Master Thesis. The Master Thesis is a cornerstone of the Programme. It is designed to allow Students to bridge “academic” experience, the knowledge and skills developed during the first 3 semesters with a first-hand work experience. The Master Thesis must be undertake preferably with an Associated Industrial Partners or Supporting Partner. Each Full Partner must, given their relations with the Associated Industrial Partners and/or Supporting Partner, discuss Master Thesis opportunities and submit a list of Master Thesis proposals that will be published on the Programme intranet for Students’ perusal. However, a Student submit a Master Thesis may decide to undertake a Master Thesis with another institution upon approval of her/is Academic Tutor, preferably if this Master Thesis can translate into a new Associated Industrial Partner or Supporting Pattern membership. Master Thesis must materialize into a work placement of a minimum of six (6) months. This work placement must be preferably undertaken within a private company or within a public institution such as a research laboratory but with the aim to conduct applied and commercializable research. The focus must be made to applications (products, process, and technologies) of the color science rather than fundamental research. The Master Thesis proposals are validated every intake by the Academic and Management Board. The Master Thesis proposal selection, validation, format and evaluation are detailed in the Student Agreement.

Master Thesis. The Master thesis project will be subjected to approval from the Governing Board and relevant committees at the respective Full Partner Universities regarding its feasibility, ethical aspects and concordance with the objectives and learning outcomes of the Global-MINDS Master Programme. The thesis will be jointly supervised by two or more academics from two different Full Partner Universities, with at least one supervisor from an institution in which the Student has studied as part of their compulsory mobility, and the second/third supervisor from other degree-awarding Full Partner Universities. The first supervisor will be chosen by the student, while the second supervisor will be allocated from one of the other Full Partner Universities based on their expertise in the chosen topic and, whenever applicable, formal requirements at a specific university.

Master Thesis. A brief project description with the purpose- and working title of the thesis, scope, problematic issues, plan for data management, methods and a progress plan showing important stages shall be attached with this application at a separate sheet. Will the dissertation be a part of some joint work done by more than one student? State if the thesis is a joint work: □ Yes □ No If “Yes”, a description of the joint work signed by the supervisor(s) shall be attached.

Master Thesis. The master thesis will be written in the fourth semester of the programme. With the purpose of strengthening the scientific cooperation between both institutions, the final thesis will address, whenever possible, problems in areas of common interest to the two institutions and it will be organized as follows: ✓ The thesis should be written under the supervision of both institutions; ✓ The thesis defence will take place at the end of the last semester of studies either at the home or at the host institution, depending on the mobility option chosen by each student. The defence will follow the local rules of evaluation and the results will be fully recog- nised by the partner institution; ✓ The thesis committee will include members from the local institution and at least one member from the partner institution, who may participate through videoconference. The committee is responsible for the final thesis grades for each institution. ✓ The thesis will be written in English.

Master Thesis. The subject of the Master’s thesis must be approved in advance in writing from a Faculty member of the home as well as of the host institution. Only one Master’s thesis will be required and will upon successful completion be granted credit from both institutions. The Master’s thesis must be carried out under the supervision of a Faculty member of the institution responsible for the arrangements of the topic and subject area of the thesis. The co-supervision of Master thesis by members of the two partner institutions is allowed and particularly welcome. The Master’s thesis results in a report written in English, according to the rules of DF-UniPi. The work will be scrutinized and graded according to the customs and rules of DF-UniPi. Upon successful completion of the Master’s thesis the student will be granted the equivalence of 45 ECTS from DF-UniPi.