Diploma, transcript and diploma supplement Sample Clauses

Diploma, transcript and diploma supplement. Upon successful completion of the TDP as prescribed by the joint curriculum (cf. Appendix 1), the three partner universities will award their respective academic degrees to the participating students: - Technische Universität Bergakademie Xxxxxxxx awards the academic degree “Master of Science” (abbreviated “M. Sc.”) for the international Master’s (M. Sc.) degree programme in Mechanical and Process Engineering; - Lappeenranta-Xxxxx University of Technology awards the academic degree “Master of Science in Technology” for Master’s programme in Engineering, Entrepreneurship and Resources with Specialisation Studies in Process Engineering and Entrepreneurship; - Dnipro University of Technology awards the academic degree “Master of Applied Mechanics” for Master’s programme in End-to-end Engineering of Machine-building Production. Students earn one (1) academic degree (triple degree) only with three (3) diploma certificates that differ in wording. Depending on the country, graduates may hold the respective title. A so-called “cover certificate” (“bridging document”), gives definitions for the academic titles from all of the three partner universities, and further indicates that the three (3) diploma certificates refer to one (1) academic degree only. The partner universities shall fully recognise academic achievements accomplished at the other partner universities. The partner institution, where the course achievement was made, shall transfer the module grades into the grading systems of the two other partner institutions. Grades are converted in accordance with the conversion table set out in Appendix 2 of this Agreement. Furthermore, students shall receive a transcript of record (TOR) and a Diploma Supplement from each partner university. The TOR shall include all grades and ECTS credits achieved in the courses. All grades are based on the grading system of the respective partner university.
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Diploma, transcript and diploma supplement. Within two months after each semester, the partner university, where the course achievement was made, shall transfer the module grades into the grading systems of the two other partner universities. Grades are converted in accordance with the conversion table set out in Appendix 4b of this Agreement. Upon successful completion of the MSc ENTER programme as prescribed by the joint curriculum (cf. Appendix 4a), the three partner universities will award their respective academic degrees to the participating student: Technische Universität Bergakademie Xxxxxxxx awards the academic degree “Master of Science” (abbreviated “M. Sc.”) for the international Master’s (M. Sc.) degree programme in Mechanical and Process Engineering; Lappeenranta-Xxxxx University of Technology awards the academic degree “Master of Science in Technology” for Master’s programme in Engineering, Entrepreneurship and Resources with Specialisation Studies in Process Engineering and Entrepreneurship; Dnipro University of Technology awards the academic degree “Master of Applied Mechanics” for Master’s programme in End-to-end Engineering of Machine-building Production. The student earns one (1) academic degree (triple degree) only with three (3) diploma certificates that differ in wording. Depending on the country, graduates may hold the respective title. A so- called “cover certificate” (“bridging document”), gives definitions for the academic titles from all the three partner universities, and further indicates that the three (3) diploma certificates refer to one
Diploma, transcript and diploma supplement. The documents issued for the joint degree shall be in English. Only one diploma will be issued. The joint diploma shall present both university logos. It shall contain the title of the degree in English, the candidate’s name and sex, date of award, signatures of the two authorities and embossed university seals. The design of the diploma and the front page of thesis shall reflect the joint nature of the degree. A transcript and/or a diploma supplement must accompany the diploma. [A decision must be made whether one joint transcript/diploma supplement will be issued or if the transcript/diploma supplement will be issued for each institution. If transcripts/diploma supplements are issued for each institution, cross references must be made for the diplomas to be valid]. The transcript/diploma supplement must clearly describe all parts of the degree, and it must clearly indicate the institutions and/or study programmes at which the different parts of the degree have been earned. A PhD doctorate shall be presented at graduation ceremonies of both universities and announced as a joint award. The PhD candidate may decide which graduation ceremony to attend in order to receive the diploma and may attend both convocations.
Diploma, transcript and diploma supplement. The documents issued for the joint degree shall normally be in English. Only one diploma will be issued presenting both university logos. It shall contain the title of the degree in English, the candidate’s name and sex, date of award, signatures of the two authorities and embossed university seals. The design of the diploma and the front page of dissertation/thesis shall reflect the joint nature of the degree. The diploma for a multiple degree shall be in English. Two or more diplomas may be issued following local procedures, if not specified otherwise by the joint PhD agreement. The diploma shall reflect the joint nature of the degree. A transcript and/or a diploma supplement must accompany the diploma. The transcript/diploma supplement will be issued for each institution for joint degrees and for multiple degrees. The transcript/diploma supplement must clearly describe all parts of the degree, and it must clearly indicate the institutions and/or study programmes at which the different parts of the degree have been earned. A PhD doctorate shall be presented at graduation ceremonies of both universities and announced as a joint award. The PhD candidate may decide which graduation ceremony to attend in order to receive the diploma and may attend both convocations.

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