Integrated Structure Sample Clauses

Integrated Structure. The Programme is divided in three terms of 20 ECTS each (October- December, January-March, April-September. Subject to the Partners’ teach- ing capacity, the students can spend the three terms at two or three different universities of the Consortium at their choice. Students are not allowed to spend more than two terms at the same university and must study at least at two different Programme Country universities. Study periods attended at dif- ferent universities are mutually recognized within the Consortium. In the first two terms, the EMLE is based on three parallel teaching tracks. The Partners active in the first term (Haifa, Hamburg, Rotterdam) provide for the homogenization of knowledge for students having different backgrounds, through elective tutorials and lectures on Introduction to Law (2 ECTS) and on Introduction to Microeconomics (2 ECTS) and on Concepts and Methods of Law and Economics (4 ECTS). In addition, first-term partners will offer the fol- lowing core courses: Private Law and Economics (8 ECTS) and Public Law and Economics (4 ECTS). The Partners active in the second term (Ghent, Hamburg and Rotterdam) teach three additional core courses (4 ECTS each): Competition Law and Economics; Corporate Governance and Finance; and Empirical Legal Stud- ies. Moreover, each second term partner will teach two additional courses within the specialization tracks: Public Law & Economics (Hamburg); Innova- tion and Intellectual Property (Ghent); Markets, Corporations, and Regulators (Rotterdam). The first- and second-term Partners cooperate within the Con- sortium for keeping the contents of the same core course consistent with the learning goals, coherent across different tracks and, depending on the stu- dents’ mobility, interchangeable. The Partners active in the third term are seven (Aix/Marseille, Hamburg, Mumbai, Prague, Rome, Vienna, Warsaw) and provide a wide range of op- tions for deepening the specialization started in the second term. Moreover, they provide individual supervision of the Master thesis (15 ECTS), in the form of a scientific paper on a specific subject in EAL. Each third-term Partner offers two related courses in its sub-area of specialization (accounting for 5 ECTS in total). The sub-specializations offered in the third term should match with at least one, and possibly two, second-term tracks, so that students can start specializing from the second term onwards. The specialized course of the second and the third term are detail...
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Integrated Structure. Central to the classification structure is the opportunity for an integrated career path leading, for example, from a production worker through to the trade, supervisory, clerical, technical and engineering classifications with appropriate training and experience. Accordingly the trade and non trade classification structures must be seen as part of an integrated classification/career structure.
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Integrated Structure. The Programme is divided in three terms of 20 ECTS each (October-Decem- ber, January-March, April-September. Subject to the Partners’ teaching capac- ity, the students can spend the three terms at two or three different universities of the Consortium at their choice if the general mobility rules for EMJM pro- grammes (if re-selected for funding by the EACEA) are respected (minimum mobility consists of a “minimum of two study periods in two countries, of which at least one must be a EU Member State or third country associated to the Programme. These two countries must be different from the country of resi- dence of the student at enrolment stage. Each of the two mandatory study pe- riods must correspond to a workload of at least one academic (term [20 ECTS] credits or equivalent)”). All Master programme study periods must take place in full partner XXXx, or under their direct supervision. Compulsory mobility peri- ods cannot be replaced by virtual mobility (distance learning), except in cases of force majeure, such as pandemics, where exceptional measures may be agreed between the partner institutions. Study periods attended at different uni- versities are mutually recognised within the Consortium. In the first two terms, the EMLE Programme offers three parallel teaching tracks. Partners who are providing education in the first term (Haifa, Hamburg, and Rotterdam) assure that students from different educational backgrounds will receive the necessary foundation of EAL in order to continue with more specialised subjects. This is provided by tutorials and lectures in Introduction to Law (2 ECTS) and in Introduction to Microeconomics (2 ECTS) and in Con- cepts and Methods of Law and Economics (4 ECTS). In addition, first-term part- ners will offer the following core courses: Economic Analysis of Private Law (8 ECTS) and Economic Analysis of Public Law and Economics (4 ECTS). Teaching Partners in the second term (Ghent, Hamburg, and Rotterdam) pro- vide three additional core courses (4 ECTS each): Competition Law and Eco- nomics; Corporate Governance and Finance; and Empirical Legal Studies. Moreover, each second term Partner will provide two additional courses within the specialisation tracks: Public Law & Economics (Hamburg); Innovation and Intellectual Property (Ghent); Markets, Corporations, and Regulators (Xxxxxx- dam). The teaching Partners cooperate with each other to keep the contents of the same course coherent across the universities (horizontal coordi...
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