Common use of RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE Clause in Contracts

RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE. PhD supervisor (1) The PhD supervisor has, beyond the normal rights that arise from the labour contract, the following rights: a) to be paid for the coordination of PhD activities; b) to participate at competitions for doctoral grants; c) to guide and evaluate the activity of the PhD student within the professional and university autonomy following the demands of the doctoral study program and complying with the professional interests of the PhD student; d) to propose the guidance committee of the PhD student and doctoral committee for thesis’ public presentation, after consulting with the PhD student; e) to receive an impartial evaluation both at internal and external level, according to the specific methodology of the evaluation process; f) to know the results of both internal and external evaluation of its work; g) to propose research topics; h) to refuse the supervision of the PhD student when, without their knowledge, they are involved in a conflict of interests; i) to request the Council of Doctoral School based on good reasons, the interruption of the mentoring relationship with a PhD student; j) to require the PhD student's expelling if they do not fulfil the obligations of the doctoral studies program. (2) The PhD supervisor has, beyond the obligations that arise from the labour contract, the following obligations: a) to ensure the scientific, professional and deontological supervision of each PhD student; b) to propose research topics; c) to assure the conditions and stimulate the progress of the PhD student in their research; d) to carry out an objective and rigorous monitoring and evaluation of the PhD student; e) to support the mobility of the PhD student; f) to avoid the formation of interest conflicts in the supervision of the PhD student; g) to be aware of the rules included in the internal and external assessment methodology of their work.

RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE. PhD supervisor (1) The PhD supervisor has, beyond the normal rights that arise from the labour contract, the following rights: a) to be paid for the coordination of PhD activities; b) to participate at competitions for doctoral grants; c) to guide and evaluate the activity of the PhD student within the professional and university autonomy following the demands of the doctoral study program and complying with the professional interests of the PhD student; d) to propose the guidance committee of the PhD student and doctoral committee for thesis’ public presentation, after consulting with the PhD student; e) to receive an impartial evaluation both at internal and external level, according to the specific methodology of the evaluation process; f) to know the results of both internal and external evaluation of its work; g) to propose research topics; h) to refuse the supervision of the PhD student when, without their knowledge, they are involved in a conflict of interests; i) to request the Council of Doctoral School based on good reasons, the interruption of the mentoring relationship with a PhD student; j) to require the PhD student's expelling if they do not fulfil the obligations of the doctoral studies program. (2) The PhD supervisor has, beyond the obligations that arise from the labour contract, the following obligations: a) to ensure the scientific, professional and deontological supervision of each PhD student; b) to propose research topics; c) to assure the conditions and stimulate the progress of the PhD student in their research; d) to carry out an objective and rigorous monitoring and evaluation of the PhD student; e) to support the mobility of the PhD student; f) to avoid the formation of interest conflicts in the supervision of the PhD student; g) to be aware of the rules included in the internal and external assessment methodology of their work; h) to agree with the publication of the doctoral thesis, according to the legal requirements, both with the name and surname of the doctoral student and of the doctoral supervisor.

RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF THE. PhD supervisor (1) The PhD supervisor has, beyond the normal rights that arise from the labour contract, the following rights: a) : to be paid for the coordination of PhD activities; b) ; to participate at competitions for doctoral grants; c) ; to guide and evaluate the activity of the PhD student within the professional and university autonomy following the demands of the doctoral study program and complying with the professional interests of the PhD student; d) ; to propose the guidance committee of the PhD student and doctoral committee for thesis’ public presentation, after consulting with the PhD student; e) ; to receive an impartial evaluation both at internal and external level, according to the specific methodology of the evaluation process; f) ; to know the results of both internal and external evaluation of its work; g) ; to propose research topics; h) ; to refuse the supervision of the PhD student when, without their knowledge, they are involved in a conflict of interests; i) ; to request the Council of Doctoral School based on good reasons, the interruption of the mentoring relationship with a PhD student; j) ; to require the PhD student's expelling if they do not fulfil the obligations of the doctoral studies program. (2) The PhD supervisor has, beyond the obligations that arise from the labour contract, the following obligations: a) : to ensure the scientific, professional and deontological supervision of each PhD student; b) ; to propose research topics; c) ; to assure the conditions and stimulate the progress of the PhD student in their research; d) ; to carry out an objective and rigorous monitoring and evaluation of the PhD student; e) ; to support the mobility of the PhD student; f) ; to avoid the formation of interest conflicts in the supervision of the PhD student; g) ; to be aware of the rules included in the internal and external assessment methodology of their work; to agree with the publication of the doctoral thesis, according to the legal requirements, both with the name and surname of the doctoral student and of the doctoral supervisor.