Double Degree Programme. Requirements for awarding a Master’s degree of JLU and of UNIPD in the framework of the double degree programme: – Students have to complete a one semester study stay at the partner university. During this time they have to pass all courses, seminars, lectures, classes or others (hereinafter referred to as modules) defined in the working plan mutually agreed upon by the academic coordinators at JLU and UNIPD. The working plan shall contain the typical workload per semester at the partner university: i.e. at JLU 30 CP in total, at UNIPD 30 credits in total Therefore, each university offers a defined set of modules taught in English. These modules should be fully accepted by both universities. An updated list has to be provided by both universities regularly. – Furthermore, a master thesis has to be prepared under joint supervision by professors from both universities. It has to be successfully defended in front of an examination committee. Schedule for Students’ Exchange: JLU students of the Masters’ programme in Chemistry start their studies at JLU. During the first two semesters3, they have to successfully participate in 10 lecture-based modules (60 CP in total). During semester 3, they spend a one semester study stay at the UNIPD where they have to obtain the typical workload of 30 credits (obligatory). Afterwards, the students have two options: they complete their studies by preparing their Master’s thesis, either staying at UNIPD or coming back at JLU (optional). UNIPD students of the Masters’ programme in Chemistry start their studies at UNIPD. During the first two semesters4, they have to successfully participate in courses totalling 60 credits. Afterwards, from semester 3 on, they spend a one semester study stay at the JLU where they have to obtain the typical workload of 30 CP (obligatory). Afterwards, the students have two options: they complete their studies by preparing their Master’s thesis, either staying at JLU or coming back at UNIPD (optional).
Double Degree Programme. 2.7.1 Students of SWUFE who make their mobility to DEM will complete in DEM the entire second year (terms 3 and 4) of the Master’s to obtain the MIBE or MEDI Master.
Double Degree Programme. Requirements for awarding a Master’s degree of JLU and of ES-OU in the framework of the double degree programme: • Students have to complete a one year study stay at the partner university. During this time, they have to pass all courses, seminars, lectures, classes or others (hereinafter referred to as modules) defined in the working plan mutually agreed upon by the academic coordinators at JLU and ES-OU. The working plan shall contain the typical workload per year at the partner university: i.e. at JLU 60 CP in total (lecture based and research modules), at ES-OU 8 credits lecture course (elective) and 6 credits research (required). Therefore, each university offers a defined set of modules (i.e. lecture courses) taught in English. These modules (i.e. lecture courses) should be fully accepted by both universities. An updated list has to be provided by both universities regularly. • Furthermore, the master thesis has to be written under joint supervision by professors from both universities and has to be defended in front of an examination committee.
Double Degree Programme. Requirements for awarding a Master’s degree of JLU and of OU in the framework of the double degree programme: • Students have to complete a one year study stay at the partner university. During this time they have to pass all courses, seminars, lectures, classes or others (hereinafter referred to as modules) defined in the working plan mutually agreed upon by the academic coordinators at JLU and OU. The working plan shall contain the typical workload per year at the partner university: i.e. at JLU 60 CP in total (lecture based and research modules), at OU 8 credits lecture course and 6 credits research. Therefore, each university offers a defined set of modules (i.e. lecture courses) taught in English. These modules (i.e. lecture courses) should be fully accepted by both universities. An updated list has to be provided by both universities regularly. • Furthermore, the master thesis has to be written under joint supervision by professors from both universities and has to be defended in front of an examination committee.
Double Degree Programme. Requirements for awarding a Master’s degree of JLU and of KU in the framework of the double degree programme: • Students have to complete a one year study stay at the partner university. During this time they have to pass all modules (i.e. the course work) defined in the working plan mutually agreed upon by the academic coordinators at JLU and KU. The working plan shall contain the typical workload per year at the partner university: i.e. at JLU 60 CP in total (lecture based and research modules), at KU 8 credits lecture course and 6 credits research. Therefore, each university offers a defined set of modules (i.e. lecture courses) taught in English. These modules (i.e. lecture courses) should be fully accepted by both universities. An updated list has to be provided by both universities regularly. • Furthermore, the master thesis has to be written under joint supervision by professors from both universities and has to be defended in front of an examination committee.
Double Degree Programme. This module based programme aims to provide students with a profound academic foundation to enable them to pursue a career in international business. The programme requires a successful completion of a total of 210 ECTS within seven semesters at MUAS. A table of available modules and related ECTS scores is attached to this agreement in Appendix A. MUAS students 150 ECTS are gained during the first five semesters of studies in the Bachelor programme “International Business Administration” at MUAS, including an internship of 18 weeks in semester 4. A student will then transfer into the final year of the BA (Hons) in International Business programme at WIT. Students will become eligible for the BA (Hons) in International Business degree on successful completion of 60 additional ECTS (equivalent to 2 semesters) including the successful completion of a dissertation. MUAS will then award these students its B.A. in International Business Administration degree. WIT students 120 ECTS are gained in the first 4 semesters of studies in a level 8 business degree at the School of Business in WIT. A student will then transfer into the final year of the B.A. in International Business Administration programme at MUAS. Students will become eligible for the BA in International Business Administration degree on successful completion of 60 ECTS (equivalent to 2 semesters) at MUAS and a further 30 credits at WIT in the final year of the level 8 degree at School of Business in WIT. MUAS will then award its BA in International Business Administration degree. Students will become eligible to obtain their WIT degree following the successful completion of the full final year of their relevant programme in the School of Business at WIT.
