Administrative aspects a) Contractor needs to submit a list of deployed personnel, along with identity proof, copy of insurance cover, MDL pass No. to SM (Yd. 12704) office on 01 day prior to the scheduled Sea TRAIL. As per procedure requisite PVR of contractor personnel needs to be submitted to CSO office, MDL for obtaining MDL pass. Please note without MDL pass, contractor personnel will not be allowed to board on ship.
Administrative aspects. The universities will endeavor their best to provide the student with tuition, supervision, assessment and support services of a professional standard. The emiSS Secretariat and Consortium universities will provide: - detailed information on programme content and structure incl. practical information - first and second year admission - registration of courses and results - timely disbursement of scholarship - assistance with visa procedures supplying an official letter - assistance with accommodation in integration week - welcome and integration events (Orientation Week) - academic and social student counseling, incl. tutor/academic advisor - local language instruction in hosting institutions - insurance – The student will be provided with health insurance during the whole period of the studies. This comprehensive insurance policy meets the specific regulations of EACEA for Erasmus Plus: EMJMD students (health, travel, and civil responsibility and repatriation cost towards the country of the student, etc). The student will be provided with the necessary documentation and information (e.g. coverage conditions, restrictions, helpdesk contacts, etc.) before the start of the emiSS Masters Programme and as soon as the final list of selected students is approved. The students of emiSS will have access to all facilities and services available to regular students (e.g. libraries, laboratories, computer rooms, etc.). For more information, please refer to the emiSS Guide for Students and Scholarship Holders.
Administrative aspects. The universities will endeavour their best to provide the student with tuition, supervision, assessment and support services of a professional standard. The PlantHealth Secretariat and Consortium Partners will provide: - detailed information on programme content and structure incl. practical information - first and second year admission - registration of courses and results - timely disbursement of scholarship - assistance with visa procedures - assistance with accommodation - welcome and integration events (Orientation Week) - academic and social student counselling, incl. tutor/academic advisor - local language instruction - insurance – The student will be provided with health insurance during the whole period of the studies. This comprehensive insurance policy meets the specific regulations of EACEA for Erasmus Plus: EMJMD students (health, travel, and civil responsibility and repatriation cost towards the country of the student, etc). The student will be provided with the necessary documentation and information (e.g. coverage conditions, restrictions, helpdesk contacts, etc.) before the start of the PlantHealth Masters Programme and as soon as the final list of selected students is approved. PlantHealth students will have access to all facilities and services available to regular students (e.g. libraries, laboratories, computer rooms, etc.). For more information, please refer to the PlantHealth Guide for Students and Scholarship Holders.
Administrative aspects. Universities will use their best endeavour to provide students with teaching, supervision, assessment and support services of a professional standard. The PlantHealth Secretariat and Consortium Partners will provide: - Detailed information on programme content and structure including practical information - First and second year admission - Registration of courses and results - Timely payment of scholarship - Assistance with visa procedures - Assistance with accommodation - Welcome and integration events - Academic and social student counselling, including tutor/academic advisor - Local language tuition - Insurance – The student is covered by a health insurance policy for the duration of the studies (max. 24 months). This comprehensive insurance policy complies with the specific rules of the EACEA for Erasmus Plus: Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters (EMJM) students (health, travel, civil liability and repatriation costs to the student's country, etc.). The student will be provided with the necessary documentation and information (e.g., conditions of cover, restrictions, helpdesk contacts, etc.) before the start of the PlantHealth Masters Programme and as soon as the final list of selected students is approved. PlantHealth students will have access to all the facilities and services available to regular students (e.g., libraries, laboratories, computer rooms, etc.).
Administrative aspects. Universities will use their best endeavour to provide students with teaching, supervision, assessment and support services of a professional standard. The PlantHealth Secretariat and Consortium Partners will provide: - Detailed information on programme content and structure including practical information - First and second year admission - Registration of courses and results - Timely payment of scholarship - Assistance with visa procedures - Assistance with accommodation - Welcome and integration events - Academic and social student counselling, including tutor/academic advisor - Local language tuition - Insurance – The student is covered by a health insurance policy for the duration of the studies (max. 24 months). This comprehensive insurance policy complies with the specific rules of the EACEA for Erasmus Plus: EMJM students (health, travel, civil liability and repatriation costs to the student's country, etc.). The student will be provided with the necessary documentation and information (e.g., conditions of cover, restrictions, helpdesk contacts, etc.) before the start of the PlantHealth Masters Programme and as soon as the final list of selected students is approved. PlantHealth students will have access to all the facilities and services available to regular students (e.g., libraries, laboratories, computer rooms, etc.).
Administrative aspects. The interests of the Government as provided in this Act shall be taken in charge by the Minister for Education, Culture, Sport, Science and Technology (MEXT).
Administrative aspects. Article 1 This co-supervisory agreement concerns : Name of student : date and place of birth : residing at : holder of the following diplomas : (please indicate university and date) The aforementioned is hereafter referred to as the student.
