Enrolment of Students. The students selected to participate in the mobility programme will only pay registration fees of the home institution and they will be admitted in the partner universities in force of this mutual Agreement. The home university is required to provide certification attesting the presence of the minimum requirements to access to a Master’s degree and to the mobility programme. The students selected to participate in the mobility programme are required to collect 30 credits in each semester. The rules to take and repeat exams are those in effect in the university which hosts the group of students, as described in paragraph 4. Those students who do not successfully complete the study programme according to these rules will be excluded from the mobility programme and prevented from achieving the multiple degree. Documented motivations (i.e. severe health problems) will be taken into consideration in order to re-admit the student to the multiple diploma programme. After the mobility, full details of the student’s performance during the programme will be sent by each University to the others in the shortest time possible. The students will also take in charge the expenses for the issue of the diplomas in the same terms as those students not involved in the mobility programme. The partner institutions will issue the diploma when all the conditions required by this Agreement are met, and always after the payment of the expenses for the issue of the diploma and its shipping.
Enrolment of Students. Regarding the enrolment of EMLE students, the Partners agree on the following: • All students shall be enrolled centrally by the EMLE Coordinating Centre after the payment of the first instalment of the tuition fee (if applicable) and within the first week of the first term; • In addition, every EMLE student shall be enrolled locally by each Partner Uni- versity where he/she spends one term within one week after his/her arrival. Different arrangements – for instance, registration of all the students at sev- eral partner universities – may be made in order to support the EMLE Joint Degree.
Enrolment of Students. (1) The Training Provider may during the Term apply for Funded Places in accordance with this clause 4.2.
Enrolment of Students. The consortium seeks to deliver the programme in the spirit of one European “virtual university”, with a high level of collaborative working in the delivery of teaching and of learning support. Students will enrol with each member institution at the commencement of the programme and will sign the undertakings relating to adherence to the relevant Statutes, Ordinances, Regulations and rules of the Co-ordinating institution. Students will be entitled to use the services and facilities of all member institutions at which they are enrolled. Each member institution will assign a mentor/supervisor to each student at the commencement of his or her studies Students will be required to notify each member institution, of withdrawal from the programme and/or of any changes to their personal details. The Co-ordinator will be responsible for reporting all such changes to any external agencies or bodies, where appropriate. The official full student record, including records of qualifications on admission and credits obtained and transferred from one member institution to another and contributing to the award of the degree, will be maintained by the Co-ordinator. Each member institution recognises the ECTS credit achieved by students studying at other institutions in the consortium. For each student a record of academic progress and achievement in particular modules will be maintained by the member institution providing that module. Marks for individual students’ modules undertaken at member institutions will be recorded in appropriate national statistical returns by that institution, in accordance with the national requirements and procedures for those returns. Both the co-ordinating institution and member institutions, as appropriate, will retain the appropriate records for a minimum of seven years in accordance with best practice.
Enrolment of Students. The consortium seeks to deliver the programme in the spirit of one European “virtual university”, with a high level of collaborative working in the delivery of teaching and of learning support. The official full student record, including records of qualifications on admission and credits obtained and transferred from one member institution to another and contributing to the award of the degree, will be maintained by the Co-ordinator. Each member institution recognises the ECTS credit achieved by students studying at other institutions in the consortium. For each student a record of academic progress and achievement in particular modules will be maintained by the member institution providing that module. Marks for individual students’ module s undertaken at member institutions will be recorded in appropriate national statistical returns by that institution, in accordance with the national requirements and procedures for those returns. Both the co-ordinating institution and member institutions, as appropriate, will retain the appropriate records for a minimum of seven years in accordance with best practice.
Enrolment of Students. During the time at WIT, MUAS students will be fully registered with WIT and remain enrolled with MUAS. During the time at MUAS, WIT students will be fully registered with MUAS and remain attached to WIT.
Enrolment of Students. The Training Provider may during the Term apply for Funded Places in accordance with this clause 4.2. Subject to clause 4.2(4), the relevant process for application for Funded Places and approval of Funded Places by the Territory in respect of any Training Product is as set out in the Compliance Guides. For the purposes of an application for a Funded Place in an Australian Apprenticeship, the Training Provider is taken to have applied for a Funded Place at the time that the Training Provider notifies the Territory of its acceptance of the enrolment of the Eligible Individual (such as acceptance of a notification of business). Notwithstanding anything in the Compliance Guides, the Territory may approve or reject any application for a Funded Place in its discretion at any time in the period of 30 calendar days after an application is made by a Training Provider. This clause applies notwithstanding whether the Territory’s approval or rejection of a Funded Place has been automatically notified through the Training Provider’s AVETARS Account prior to the expiry of the 30 day period. The date of approval of any Funded Place under this Agreement will be the later of: the Territory’s confirmation of approval in accordance with the Compliance Guide; or the expiry of the period in clause 4.2(4). The Training Provider may only apply for any Funded Place where: there is an available Funded Place in the Training Initiative applied for; the Training Provider is authorised to deliver the relevant Training Product pursuant to its Scope of Registration; and the Training Provider has nominated to deliver the relevant Training Product, in accordance with the applicable Compliance Guide. The Territory may in its discretion: set caps or limits upon the number of Funded Places available in any particular Training Product from time to time; change the Training Products in respect of which the Territory will make Funded Places available; change the amount of any Funding which is provided in respect of a particular Training Product or category of Training Products, provided that the Territory will not apply such variations in relation to an application by the Training Provider for a Funded Place which is already approved. The Territory does not guarantee or represent that it will: make any Funding, or any minimum level of Funding available to the Training Provider; make any number, or any minimum number, of Funded Places available to the Training Provider; or make any number, or a...
