Academic and Administrative Management Sample Clauses

Academic and Administrative Management. All main administrative matters related to the project are managed by the Ruhr-University Bochum as the coordinator of the Programme with the assistance of the joint coordinator, the University of the Western Cape (UWC). All questions (administrative or academic) that are related to a partner university must be treated at the respective HEI. As these questions are often similar, partners will communicate the management of these questions to other partners and the co-ordinator in order to develop “mutual solutions” where possible. Partner universities hosting incoming students/staff agree to offer: • Pre-arrival services: Host institutions provide an admission and invitation letter together with relevant preparation information including information on visa requirements and accommodation arrangements and provide contact information of staff in charge of support. Preparation information related to the scholarship payment, insurance coverage and travel arrangements will be provided by the coordinator together with the scholarship award letter. • Arrival Services which secure that incoming students/staff will be assisted with opening a bank account, registration with the city and at the university. They will be made familiar with central facilities of the universities and social integration activities. • Support services for the whole duration of the mobility period which are coordinated by the nominated contact person at each partner institution and may include arrangements for language courses (in English as the language of instruction or the national language which supports the integration of incomings) as well as support in case of special needs. At the end of a mobility period, host institutions will provide a Transcript of records, a Diploma Supplement or (for staff) a formal confirmation of participation. Arrangements for the recognition of studies at the home institution (through the European Credit Transfer System, ECTS or comparable systems) will be implemented in close consultation between European and South African partner HEIs. EADI as associated partner of EUSA_ID will offer advice related to recognition of studies abroad. Partners will further agree on other arrangements for the 3 The University of Bordeaux and Sciences Po Bordeaux will share one coordination lump sum as calculated at the stage of application. monitoring of students, the supervision of students, the internal evaluation and quality assurance of the programme.
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