Common use of Obligations of the University Clause in Contracts

Obligations of the University. The University undertakes ▪ to provide the Student with the education and learning support facilities and other services associated with the Study Program for the Doctor in Philosophy in Business and Socioeconomic Sciences (hereinafter referred to as the “Study Program”) with reasonable care and skill, subject to this Agreement ▪ to use all reasonable means to deliver the Study Program in accordance with the description provided in the relevant curriculum ▪ to make available to the Student such learning support facilities, courses and other services in accordance with the curriculum, as it considers appropriate, and reserves the right to vary these offerings at any time ▪ to enable the Student to attend all courses at the University required for graduation in the chosen course of study ▪ to provide an appropriate substitute in the case of cancelled courses ▪ to educate the Student in accordance with the program’s Study and Examinations Regulations with the most recent version being available on the University website ▪ to provide the infrastructure necessary for due and proper completion of the Study Program ▪ to issue a certificate confirming the time period and contents of the Study Program, as well as final grades, graduation diplomas and academic degrees to the Student upon fulfillment of the required conditions ▪ to do its outmost to consider specific needs of students (e.g. physical or psychological disability) within the scope of its possibilities. However, special needs of students will not be taken into consideration unless the University is informed about those special needs before starting in the study program or, if unknown at that point in time, immediately after emerging.

Obligations of the University. The University undertakes ▪ to provide the Student with the education and learning support facilities and other services associated with the Study Program for the Doctor in Philosophy in Master of Business and Socioeconomic Sciences Administration (hereinafter referred to as the “Study Program”) with reasonable care and skill, subject to this Agreement ▪ to use all reasonable means to deliver the Study Program in accordance with the description provided in the relevant curriculum ▪ to make available to the Student such learning support facilities, courses and other services in accordance with the curriculum, as it considers appropriate, and reserves the right to vary these offerings at any time ▪ to enable the Student to attend all courses at the University required for graduation in the chosen course of study ▪ to provide an appropriate substitute in the case of cancelled courses ▪ to educate the Student in accordance with the program’s Study and Examinations Regulations with the most recent version being available on the University website ▪ to provide the infrastructure necessary for due and proper completion of the Study Program ▪ to issue a certificate confirming the time period and contents of the Study Program, as well as final grades, graduation diplomas and academic degrees to the Student upon fulfillment of the required conditions ▪ to do its outmost to consider specific needs of students (e.g. e.g., physical or psychological disability) within the scope of its possibilities. However, special needs of students will not be taken into consideration unless the University is informed about those special needs before starting in the study program or, if unknown at that point in time, immediately after emerging.

Obligations of the University. The University undertakes ▪ to provide the Student with the education and learning support facilities and other services associated with the Study Program for the Doctor Master of Science in Philosophy Management or Master of Science in Business International Tourism Management or Master of Science in Sustainable Development, Management and Socioeconomic Sciences Policy (hereinafter referred to as the “Study Program”) with reasonable care and skill, subject to this Agreement ▪ to use all reasonable means to deliver the Study Program in accordance with the description provided in the relevant curriculum ▪ to make available to the Student such learning support facilities, courses and other services in accordance with the curriculum, as it considers appropriate, and reserves the right to vary these offerings at any time ▪ to enable the Student to attend all courses at the University required for graduation in the chosen course of study ▪ to provide an appropriate substitute in the case of cancelled courses ▪ to educate the Student in accordance with the current program’s Study and Examinations Examination Regulations with the most recent version being available on the University website ▪ to provide the infrastructure necessary for due and proper completion of the Study Program ▪ to issue a certificate confirming the time period and contents of the Study Program, as well as final grades, graduation diplomas and academic degrees to the Student upon fulfillment of the required conditions ▪ to do its outmost to consider specific needs of students (e.g. physical or psychological disability) within the scope of its possibilities. However, special needs of students will not be taken into consideration unless the University is informed about those special needs before starting in the study program or, if unknown at that point in time, immediately after emerging.