Student Mobility Sample Clauses
The Student Mobility clause establishes the terms and conditions under which students may participate in exchange or transfer programs between institutions. It typically outlines eligibility criteria, application procedures, and the recognition of academic credits earned during the mobility period. By clearly defining these processes, the clause facilitates smooth transitions for students and ensures that their academic progress is not hindered by participation in mobility programs.
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Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also be accepted for specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program.
2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.
Student Mobility. Courses take place in Vienna and Bratislava. Students will be required to study at both partner universities according to the Curriculum. Students from CUB will travel to Vienna, Students from UW will travel to Bratislava. The amount of traveling will be optimised in order to keep travel and time expenses as low as possible. Students will keep regular contact with the teaching staff of both universities during the entire study period. The Coordinators will coordinate the courses offered and prepare a Study Guide for each semester in advance.
Student Mobility the beneficiary is allowed to transfer up to 100% of the funds between any of the budget categories including real-cost budget categories of student mobility;
Student Mobility. The level of grants awarded to individual students shall be consistent with variations justified by their needs. The calculation of the individual amounts is done by the beneficiary on the basis of the guidelines provided in Annex VI. The beneficiary shall distribute the funds needed for the mobility activities to the individual participants on the basis of the documents and provisions in annex to this agreement: For student mobility, the mandatory documents are provided in Annexes V.1-8 [NA to delete or adapt according to their decision and annexes]: - for the purpose of study: the model (minimum requirements) or standard grant agreement including the Learning Agreement; - for the purpose of placement: the model (minimum requirements) or standard grant agreement including the Training Agreement with the Quality Commitment; - the Erasmus Student Charter; - the final report forms for students.
Student Mobility. 5.1. All the students enrolled in this Master's Program will attend the first semester of the first year in SAPIENZA, the second semester of the first year in FBAUL, the third semester of the second year in UMA, and the fourth semester of the second year, dedicated to the thesis, will be carried out at the student's choice in one of the universities of the Consortium, according to the description given in Annex 1. All the courses will be taught in English.
5.2. The students will earn 30 ECTS at SAPIENZA, 30 ECTS at FBAUL, 15 ECTS at UMA, and 15 ECTS (subjects chosen by the student - 9 credits; and Further Learning - 6 credits) in one of the universities of the Consortium.
5.3. The final thesis can be prepared in one of the three locations or other universities, including non-EU ones, which can participate in the educational project.
5.4. The degree thesis will take place at the administrative headquarters of the Consortium (Universidade de Lisboa - FBAUL). The jury will consist of professors from the three universities and an external co-supervisor if needed.
Student Mobility. FROM [Erasmus code of the sending institution] TO [Erasmus code of the receiving institution] Subject area code * [ISCED] Subject area name Study cycle Number of student mobility periods FROM [Erasmus code of the sending institution] TO [Erasmus code of the receiving institution] Subject area code * [ISCED] Subject area name Number of staff mobility for TEACHING periods
Student Mobility. Students taking part in the programme will have to complete at least one academic year at the host University.
Student Mobility. FROM [Erasmus code or city of the sending institution] TO [Erasmus code or city of the receiving institution] Subject area ISCED CODE7 (optional) Subject area NAME (optional) Study cycle [short cycle, 1st , 2nd or 3rd] Number of mobility periods TR ANKARA04 xxx - Any subject 1st, 2nd, 3rd 4 students* 20 months (5 months each)** xxx TR ANKARA04 - Any subject 1st, 2nd, 3rd 4 students* 20 months (5 months each)**
Student Mobility. 2.1. l Students of onc Party may be ;ıccepted by the otlıer Party to pursue postgraduate stuclies if they ınect admıssion requirements They may alsa be accepted for spe:ifıc components, such 2s traıneesiıips and work placements in the host country if such conıponents form p.ırt of the program
Student Mobility. As part of the development of metrics under the SMAs, the ministry will be developing long-term indicators for credit transfer in consultation with the sector. The ministry anticipates that as data collection systems in institutions evolve, data sets will become more complete. In future years, the ministry will be expecting more complete data that will profile partnerships between institutions that ensure students have access to a continuum of learning opportunities in a coordinated system. This may include, but is not limited to, metrics related to credit transfer pathways and collaborative or joint programs between or within sectors. Ontario Council on Articulation and Transfer (ONCAT) is leading the development of Student Mobility indicators for use in future SMA Report Backs. 2010 64,488 11,127 1,141 163 2011 67,488 11,490 1,356 151 2012 71,573 12,336 1,312 170 2013 73,968 12,264 1,101 135 2014 76,122 12,890 1,045 139 *Transfers from publicly assisted colleges in Ontario. NOTE: OUAC collects information on the number of transfer student applications and registrations. The ministry recognizes that: o the transfer data set only includes students who have applied to university through OUAC and have self-identified on applications to OUAC;