Common use of Programme Management Clause in Contracts

Programme Management. 3.1 Both Parties agree to provide all necessary means and resources to implement and operate the DDP in accordance with the conditions set forth in this Agreement. 3.2 VMU shall assist the incoming DDP students when dealing with academic, administrative, organisational and social-cultural issues. 3.3 Each institution will nominate a programme coordinator who will ensure that the DDP proceeds in accordance with a mutually agreed academic plan, and that this Agreement is executed in full. 3.4 The programme coordinators assigned in both institutions shall be obliged to do the following: a) identify the target number of students to study in the DDP each year; the number will be negotiated and determined well in advance prior to the deadline for submitting applications, being regulated on a yearly basis, depending on the availability of places; b) guarantee the monitoring of the study program and its compliance with regulations on both the institutional and the national level; c) discuss and approve changes in the programme, including the number of credits, teaching load, co­ independent work by the student, etc.; d) approve the final study plans of the student (Learning Agreement); e) monitor, control and implement the quality assurance plan; f) manage administrative and academic issues.

Programme Management. 3.1 Both Parties agree to provide all necessary means and resources to implement and operate the DDP in accordance with the conditions set forth in this Agreement. 3.2 VMU shall assist the incoming DDP students when dealing with academic, administrative, organisational and social-cultural issues. 3.3 Each institution will nominate a programme coordinator who will ensure that the DDP proceeds in accordance with a mutually agreed academic plan, and that this Agreement is executed in full. 3.4 The programme coordinators assigned in both institutions shall be obliged to do the following: a) identify the target number of students to study in the DDP each year; the number will be negotiated and determined well in advance prior to the deadline for submitting applications, being regulated on a yearly basis, depending on the availability of places; b) guarantee the monitoring of the study program and its compliance with regulations on both the institutional and the national level; c) discuss and approve changes in the programme, including the number of o f credits, teaching load, co­ independent work by the student, etc.; d) approve the final study plans of the student (Learning Agreement); e) monitor, control and implement the quality assurance plan; f) manage administrative and academic issues.