Academic coordination Sample Clauses

Academic coordination. To ensure and facilitate the implementation of the double degree programme, each institution shall appoint an academic coordinator as contact person. The coordinators can be addressed by students, JLU and UNIPD colleagues of the double degree programme. Besides admitting applicants they are authorized persons for accepting students’ study plans and workload approval. Spezielle Ordnung für den Masterstudiengang Chemie Anlage 4: Vereinbarung In der Fassung des 11. Beschlusses vom 24.01.2018 09.04.2018 7.36.08 Nr. 2 S. 10 Full professors can be chosen as thesis advisors; all listed faculty members offer research-based courses.
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Academic coordination. ‌ To ensure and facilitate the implementation of the double degree programme, each institution shall appoint an academic coordinator as contact person. The coordinators can be addressed by students, JLU and OU colleagues of the double degree programme. Besides admitting applicants they are authorized persons for accepting students’ working plans and workload approval. These modules (6 CP) are run either in the winter or summer semester. Each year OU will be provided with a list of available modules. Chemistry-MNW03 Metal and Ligand reactivity (Chemistry of complexes) Xxxxxxxxx Inorganic Chemistry Chemistry-MNW04 Computational chemistry/Molecular Modeling Xxxxxxxxx Organic Chemistry Chemistry-MNW06 Scientific Writing and Data Dissemination Xxxxxxxxx Organic Chemistry Chemistry-MNW07 Matrix Isolation Techniques/Reactive Intermediates Xxxxxxxxx Organic Chemistry Chemistry-MNW15 Colloid chemistry Smarsly Physical Chemistry Chemistry-MNW16 Electrochemistry I – From Basics to Application Janek Physical Chemistry Chemistry-MNW17 Electrochemistry II – Electrochemical Energy Technologies Janek Physical Chemistry Chemistry-MNW18 Solid State Reactions Janek Physical Chemistry Chemistry-MNW24 Surface chemistry and metal catalysis Over Physical Chemistry Chemistry-MNW25 Electrochemistry III – Lab course in Electrochemistry and Interfaces Janek Physical Chemistry Chemistry-MNW26 Inorganic Reaction Mechanisms Xxxxxxxxx Inorganic Chemistry Chemistry-MNW29 Research Topics in Inorganic Chemistry I Xxxxxxxxx/Smarsly Inorganic Chemistry Chemistry-MNW31 Research Topics in Organic Chemistry I Xxxxxxxxx/Xxxxxx /Xxxxxxxx Organic Chemistry Chemistry-MNW34 Modern Aspects of Physical Chemistry Janek/Over/Smarsly Physical Chemistry Chemistry-MNW36 (Organo)Catalysis and Synthesis Xxxxxxxxx/Xxxxxx/Xxxxxxxx Organic Chemistry Physics-MP13 Semiconductor Physics I Xxxxx/Xxxxxxxx /Xxxx Solid State Physics Physics-MP14 Semiconductor Physics XX Xxxxx/Xxxxxxxx /Xxxx Solid State Physics Physics-MP16 Introduction to Solid State Theory Xxxxxxxx Solid State Physics Physics-MP17 Solid State Theory Xxxxxxxx Solid State Physics Physics-MP25 Nano- and Microstructures in Sensor- and Actuator Systems Xxxxxxxx/Xxxx/Xxxxxxx Solid State Physics Physics-MP35 Surface and Interface Physics I Schlettwein/Xxxx/ Schirmeisen Applied Physics Important: Research modules (10 CP) are directly arranged with a professor and can be flexibly defined! Modules may be combined to form e.g. one 20 CP module. The subject depe...
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