DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND SUBMIT REPORTS. The doctoral candidate and the main supervisor have a duty to keep each other informed about all factors of significance for supervision. The parties must actively deal with any circumstances that could prevent the performance of supervision as agreed in Section 5 below. The candidate and the main supervisor must submit progress reports as described in Part A of this agreement.
DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND SUBMIT REPORTS. During the PhD programme, the candidate must submit a written report regarding his or her progress on an annual basis or at intervals set by the rules of the institution. The reports must be submitted for approval to the body determined by the faculty. The supervisors must also submit a report as described in the previous paragraph. The main supervisor is responsible for ensuring that a collective report is submitted. The parties have a duty to keep each other informed about all factors of significance for completion of the PhD programme. The parties must actively deal with any circumstances that could delay or prevent the candidate from completing the programme.
DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND SUBMIT REPORTS. During the course of the PhD programme, the candidate must submit a written report regarding his or her progress on an annual basis or at intervals set by the rules of INN University. The reports must be submitted for approval to the body determined by the faculty. The supervisors must also submit a report as described in the previous paragraph. The parties have a duty to keep each other informed about all factors of significance for completion of the PhD programme. The parties must actively deal with any circumstances that could delay or prevent the candidate from completing the programme.
DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND SUBMIT REPORTS. During the PhD training programme, the candidate must submit a written report regarding his or her progress on an annual basis or at intervals set by the rules of the institution. The parties of the agreement in Part A have a duty to keep each other informed about all factors of significance for completion of the PhD training programme. The parties must actively deal with any circumstances that could cause delay or prevent the candidate from completing the programme.
DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND SUBMIT REPORTS. The candidate and the main supervisor have a duty to keep each other informed about all factors of significance for supervision. The parties must actively deal with any circumstances that could prevent the performance of supervision as agreed in Section 5 below. The candidate and the main supervisor must submit annual individual progress reports as described in the Regulations for the doctor of philosophy (PhD) at the University of Stavanger, section 10-1.
DUTY TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND SUBMIT REPORTS. Each PhD candidate must be subject to a mid-way assessment. In addition, each year the PhD candidate must submit written reports on the progress of his or her PhD education. The reports will be submitted for approval by the body designated by the faculty. The parties will be obliged to give each other regular information on all matters of significance to the completion of the PhD education. The parties will be obliged to follow up actively on any matters which may lead to delayed or failure to achieve completion. Each PhD candidate must be subject to a mid-way assessment. In addition, each year the PhD candidate must submit written reports on the progress of his or her PhD education. The reports will be submitted for approval by the body designated by the faculty. The parties will be obliged to give each other regular information on all matters of significance to the completion of the PhD education. The parties will be obliged to follow up actively on any matters which may lead to delayed or failure to achieve completion.
