Common use of Examination Arrangements Clause in Contracts

Examination Arrangements. The language of the thesis, summary and oral examination will be English (unless where stated otherwise). Students should submit sufficient copies of a thesis for each of the examiners, and an additional copy for each institution. Additional copies of the thesis may also need to be submitted to meet the requirements of individual institutions. The thesis and the examination process should meet the criteria for the joint award of both institutions. Where the procedures of both institutions are substantially different, an agreement must be drawn up which satisfies the minimum requirements of both institutions. Such arrangements will be agreed in advance of any students being admitted by the two Parties and appended to this Agreement. The examination board should comprise of a minimum of one examiner from each of the institutions outlined in the student contracts, and a minimum of one examiner external to both institutions. Additional examiners from either institution of the two institutions, or external to both Parties may be appointed. There should be a minimum of 3 voting members on the panel and not more than 5. The joint supervisors may attend the viva voce as silent observers. There should normally be one formal oral examination at which all the examiners are in attendance. The oral examination will take place at a mutually agreed location as set out in the Student Contract. All examiners are required to submit independent written reports of the thesis to each institution prior to the examination and within the time frame, as stipulated by the relevant regulations. After examining the thesis presented by the student and considering the results of any oral examination which they have conducted the examiners, at their discretion the examiners will recommend to the institutions appropriate action. Examiners will be expected to submit a final joint report to each institution for approval. The institutional costs of the viva voce examination will be paid jointly by the two institutions unless alternative arrangements are specified in the Student Contract. Should a second examination be required the allocation of costs will be at the discretion of the two institutions concerned. At the end of a successful examination the student will be awarded, in accordance with the regulations of the respective Parties, a joint award. The Student Contract will set out which institution is responsible for graduation arrangements and for producing the degree certificate. Successful student will receive a single certificate. The certificate will include the degree title, the names of the awarding institutions and bear the signatures of the competent authorities in each institution.

Examination Arrangements. 8.1. The language of the thesis, summary thesis and oral examination viva voce will be English (unless where stated otherwise)detailed in the individual Student Contract. Students The abstract must be prepared in both languages of the awarding institutions. Candidates should submit sufficient copies of a thesis for each of the examiners, and an additional copy for each institution. Additional copies of the thesis may also need to be submitted to meet the requirements of individual institutions. The thesis and the examination process should meet the criteria for the joint award of the relevant degree in the regulations of both institutions. Where the procedures of both institutions are substantially different, an agreement criteria must be drawn up which satisfies satisfy the minimum requirements of both institutions. Such arrangements criteria will be agreed in advance of any students candidate being admitted by the two Parties Chair of the Graduate School Board (or her nominee) at Kent and appended to this AgreementXXXX at XXXX. 8.2. The examination board should comprise of a minimum of one examiner from each of the institutions outlined in the student contractsKent and one examiner from XXXX, and a minimum of one examiner external to both institutions. Additional examiners from either institution of the two institutions, Party or external to both Parties may be appointed. There should be a minimum of 3 voting members on the panel and not more than 5. The joint co-supervisors may attend the viva voce as silent observersvoce. Supervisors should not have voting except where this has received prior agreement from both institutions and the supervisors do not have a share of the majority vote. 8.3. There should normally be one formal oral viva voce examination at which all the examiners are in attendance. The oral examination viva will take place at a mutually agreed location as set out location, specified in the Student Contract. All examiners are required to submit independent written reports of the thesis to each institution prior to the examination and within the time frame, as stipulated by the relevant regulations. After examining the thesis presented by the student candidate and considering the results of any oral or written examination which they have conducted the examiners, at their discretion the examiners examiner will recommend to the institutions institution appropriate action. action.3 Examiners will be expected to submit a final joint report to each institution for approvalapproval.4 8.4. The institutional costs Video examination may be deemed useful when the examiners are from a number of the viva voce examination will be paid jointly by the two institutions unless alternative arrangements are specified in the Student Contract. Should a second examination be required the allocation of costs will be at the discretion of the two institutions concerneddifferent countries. 8.5. At the end of a successful examination the student candidate will be awarded, in accordance with their respective regulations, the regulations of the respective Parties, a joint awardappropriate degree from both institutions. 3 ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/teaching/qa/regulations/research/regs_research.html#examination 4 Examiner’s report forms for inter-institutional research candidate can be downloaded 8.6. The Student Contract will set out which institution is responsible for graduation arrangements and for producing the degree certificate. Successful student will receive a single certificate. The certificate produced by each Party will include the degree title, the names name of the awarding institutions collaborative partner institution and bear the signatures language(s) of the competent authorities in each institutionassessment.

Examination Arrangements. 8.1. The language of the thesis, summary thesis and oral examination viva voce will be English (unless where stated otherwise)detailed in the individual Student Contract. Students The abstract must be prepared in both languages of the awarding institutions. Candidates should submit sufficient copies of a thesis for each of the examiners, and an additional copy for each institution. Additional copies of the thesis may also need to be submitted to meet the requirements of individual institutions. The thesis and the examination process should meet the criteria for the joint award of the relevant degree in the regulations of both institutions. Where the procedures of both institutions are substantially different, an agreement criteria must be drawn up which satisfies satisfy the minimum requirements of both institutions. Such arrangements criteria will be agreed in advance of any students candidate being admitted by the two Parties Chair of the Graduate and appended to this AgreementResearcher College Board (or her nominee) at Kent and Equivalence and Thesis Defence Committee at the School of Doctoral Studies at UAM. 8.2. The examination board should comprise of a minimum of one examiner from each of the institutions outlined in the student contractsKent and one examiner from UAM, and a minimum of one examiner external to both institutions. Additional examiners from either institution of the two institutions, Party or external to both Parties may be appointed. There should be a minimum of 3 voting members on the panel and not more than 5. The joint co-supervisors may attend the viva voce as silent observersvoce. Supervisors should not have voting except where this has received prior agreement from both institutions and the supervisors do not have a share of the majority vote. 8.3. There should normally be one formal oral viva voce examination at which all the examiners are in attendance. The oral examination viva will take place at a mutually agreed location as set out location, specified in the Student Contract. All examiners are required to submit independent written reports of the thesis to each institution prior to the examination and within the time frame, as stipulated by the relevant regulations. After examining the thesis presented by the student candidate and considering the results of any oral or written examination which they have conducted the examiners, at their discretion the examiners examiner will recommend to the institutions institution appropriate action. action.2 Examiners will be expected to submit a final joint report to each institution for approvalapproval.3 8.4. The institutional costs Video examination may be deemed useful when the examiners are from a number of the viva voce examination will be paid jointly by the two institutions unless alternative arrangements are specified in the Student Contract. Should a second examination be required the allocation of costs will be at the discretion of the two institutions concerneddifferent countries. 8.5. At the end of a successful examination the student candidate will be awarded, in accordance with their respective regulations, the regulations of the respective Parties, a joint awardappropriate degree from bothinstitutions. 8.6. The Student Contract will set out which institution is responsible for graduation arrangements and for producing the degree certificate. Successful student will receive a single certificate. The certificate produced by each Party will include the degree title, the names name of the awarding institutions collaborative partner institution and bear the signatures language(s) of the competent authorities in each institutionassessment.

Examination Arrangements. 8.1. The language of the thesis, summary thesis and oral examination viva voce will be English (unless where stated otherwise)detailed in the individual Student Contract. Students The abstract must be prepared in both languages of the awarding institutions. Candidates should submit sufficient copies of a thesis for each of the examiners, and an additional copy for each institution. Additional copies of the thesis may also need to be submitted to meet the requirements of individual institutions. The thesis and the examination process should meet the criteria for the joint award of the relevant degree in the regulations of both institutions. Where the procedures of both institutions are substantially different, an agreement criteria must be drawn up which satisfies satisfy the minimum requirements of both institutions. Such arrangements criteria will be agreed in advance of any students candidate being admitted by the two Parties Chair of the Graduate School Board (or her nominee) at Kent and appended to this AgreementXXXX at XXXX. 8.2. The examination board should comprise of a minimum of one examiner from each of the institutions outlined in the student contractsKent and one examiner from XXXX, and a minimum of one examiner external to both institutions. Additional examiners from either institution of the two institutions, Party or external to both Parties may be appointed. There should be a minimum of 3 voting members on the panel and not more than 5. The joint co-supervisors may attend the viva voce as silent observersvoce. Supervisors should not have voting except where this has received prior agreement from both institutions and the supervisors do not have a share of the majority vote. 8.3. There should normally be one formal oral viva voce examination at which all the examiners are in attendance. The oral examination viva will take place at a mutually agreed location as set out location, specified in the Student Contract. All examiners are required to submit independent written reports of the thesis to each institution prior to the examination and within the time frame, as stipulated by the relevant regulations. After examining the thesis presented by the student candidate and considering the results of any oral or written examination which they have conducted the examiners, at their discretion the examiners examiner will recommend to the institutions institution appropriate action. action.3 Examiners will be expected to submit a final joint report to each institution for approvalapproval.4 8.4. The institutional costs Video examination may be deemed useful when the examiners are from a number of the viva voce examination will be paid jointly by the two institutions unless alternative arrangements are specified in the Student Contract. Should a second examination be required the allocation of costs will be at the discretion of the two institutions concerneddifferent countries. 8.5. At the end of a successful examination the student candidate will be awarded, in accordance with their respective regulations, the regulations of the respective Parties, a joint awardappropriate degree from both institutions. 8.6. The Student Contract will set out which institution is responsible for graduation arrangements and for producing the degree certificate. Successful student will receive a single certificate. The certificate produced by each Party will include the degree title, the names name of the awarding institutions collaborative partner institution and bear the signatures language(s) of the competent authorities in each institution.assessment. 4 Examiner’s report forms for inter-institutional research candidate can be downloaded