Scope of the Cooperation. 1. The Faculty shall provide the Partner with the Main Principles of the Partnership Program including a list of possible methods of cooperation with the Faculty and a list of other significant events held at the Faculty in the given academic year (including dates and other important information).
2. The Partner may attend meetings of the Faculty with its Partners which are usually organized by the Faculty once a year.
3. The Partner may participate under concessional conditions in paid events of the Faculty, which are designated for the presentation of commercial entities at the Faculty (i.e. Job Fair).
4. The Faculty shall authorize a contact person to communicate with the Partner who will discuss specific forms of cooperation with the Partner (hereinafter referred to as the Faculty Contact Person).
(a) The Partner shall discuss the topics of the Student Works with the Faculty Contact Person. The topics of the Student Works must meet the demands usually placed on individual types of these works at the Faculty (reasonable complexity, feasibility, etc.). The Faculty Contact Person is authorized to assess compliance with those demands.
(b) The Faculty Contact Person shall consult on the selection of persons for professional supervision of the Student Works with the Partner. Persons for professional supervision must meet the demands usually placed on supervisors or consultants of these works at the Faculty (professional erudition, academic titles, etc.). The Faculty Contact Person is authorized to assess compliance with those requirements.
(c) The Faculty Contact Person shall consult on the suitability of other specific forms of cooperation with the Partner in other areas. The Partner's participation in teaching must meet the demands usually placed on the courses of the relevant accredited study program at the Faculty. The Faculty Contact Person is authorized to assess compliance with those requirements.
(d) In specific cases, the Faculty Contact Person may delegate another employee of the Faculty to discuss and decide in the given matter. The Faculty Contact Person shall immediately inform the Partner of such action.
5. The Partner shall authorize a contact person to communicate with the Faculty who will discuss specific forms of cooperation with the Faculty (hereinafter referred to as the Partner Contact Person)
(a) The Partner Contact Person is the counterpart of the Faculty Contact Person.
(b) In specific cases, the Partner Contact Person may delegate an...
Scope of the Cooperation. 1. Cooperation under this Agreement shall cover all matters relating to the application of customs legislation.
2. For the purpose of facilitating the legitimate trade and movement of goods, strengthening compliance of traders, protecting citizens and enforcing intellectual property rights, the customs authorities of the Union and New Zealand shall cooperate in order to:
(a) protect legitimate trade through effective enforcement of and compliance with legislative requirements;
(b) secure the supply chain to facilitate the safe movement of goods between the Union and New Zealand;
(c) maximise the contribution made by them to the work of the WCO, the WTO and other relevant international organisations in improving customs techniques and in resolving problems of customs procedures, customs enforcement and the facilitation of trade; in eliminating unnecessary burdens on economic operators; in providing for facilitation for operators with high levels of compliance; and in ensuring safeguards against fraud and illicit or damaging activities;
(d) implement international instruments and standards, applicable in the area of customs and trade, which the respective Parties have accepted, including the substantive elements of the International Convention on the Simplification and Harmonisation of Customs Procedures (as revised), and the International Convention on the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System;
(e) implement the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement upon its entry into force;
(f) cooperate in the research, development, testing and evaluation of new customs procedures, and in the training and exchange of personnel and provision of assistance;
(g) exchange information concerning customs legislation, its implementation, and customs procedures; particularly in the areas of simplification and modernisation of customs procedures; and
(h) develop joint initiatives relating to import, export and other customs procedures, as well as towards ensuring an effective service to the business community.
Scope of the Cooperation. The areas o f cooperation include, the subject to mutual consent, programs offered at either institution that both sides contribute to the fostering and development o f the cooperative relationships between the two universities. The assistance to be provided by each o f the contracting parties will be teaching, research, exchange o f faculty and students, and staff development, etc., as deemed beneficial by the two institutions.
Scope of the Cooperation. (1) The parties shall provide each other with the statistical data and associated information required for the performance of their tasks in their fields of cooperation pursuant to section 1, giving due regard to the legal regulations and to the agreed time schedule.
(2) The cooperation also encompasses the further development of statistical methods, procedures and techniques, the aim essentially being to achieve mutually agreeable arrangements provided this is necessary for each party to fulfil its respective tasks. Each party's area of responsibilities remains unaffected hereby.
(3) Both parties to this agreement undertake to exchange information in a comprehensive and timely manner, in compliance with the legal regulations, on the statistical fields in which cooperation is pertinent under this agreement.
(4) Both parties shall ensure that the statistical information they provide online contain electronic links to related statistical fields of the other party.
(5) In the performance of their common tasks in an international context and at the European level, the parties notably undertake to forward documents and consult each other insofar as this is possible under the legal regulations.
Scope of the Cooperation. 1. The contracting parties undertake to develop customs cooperation. In particular, the Contracting Parties shall seek to cooperate in:
(a) establishing and maintaining channels of communications between their customs authorities to facilitate the secure and rapid exchange of information;
(b) facilitating effective coordination between their customs authorities;
(c) any other administrative matters related to this agreement that may from time to time require their joint action;
2. The contracting parties undertake also to develop trade facilitation actions in the field of customs in accordance with international standards.
Scope of the Cooperation. Article 1. The institutions agree to exchange experience and information on questions of pedagogy, organization and contents of instruction, and the training of faculty and students, as appropriate.
Article 2. The institutions agree to exchange research papers, teaching materials, syllabi, curricula, as well as exhibitions and other materials, as appropriate, illustrating the activities and achievements of both institutions.
Article 3. The institutions agree, as appropriate, to help faculty member of both parties conduct joint research projects.
Article 4. The area of exchange shall cover academic disciplines to be determined and negotiated by both parties.
Article 5. The mobility of students through the International Study Program. The specific areas and details of cooperation of Article 1 to 6 shall be discussed and agreed upon in writing by the appropriate authority of each university, prior to the initiation of any particular program [programme] or activity
Scope of the Cooperation. Both parties undertake to promote and develop academic cooperation as follows:
1. Cooperation in research and the publishing of its results.
2. Exchange of academic materials, publications and other scientific information.
3. Joint research and education development projects, where feasible.
4. Learning and teaching including the development of a programme leading to an award (joint programme).
5. Other educational and academic exchanges to which both universities agree.
Scope of the Cooperation. The areas o f cooperation include, the subject to mutual consent, p r ograms offered at either institution that both sides contribute to the fostering and d evelopment o f the cooperative relationships between the two universities. The assistance to be provided by each o f the contracting parties will be teaching, research, exchange o f faculty and students, and s ta ff development, etc., as deemed beneficial by the two institutions.
Scope of the Cooperation. The cooperation mentioned in Article 15-07, shall exclude, if required by a Party, matters that have been submitted to the competent courts of each Party.
Scope of the Cooperation. This agreement is for a 2+3, undergraduate to graduate, fast-track Master of Science in Physics with a specialization in Analytics for Large Data Sets. The School of Physics and Optoelectronics of YU will send up to ten students per year to USD, Department of Physics as participating students for a 2+3 accelerated Master’s program. For the 2+3 Master’s program, YU physics students who have completed two years of YU’s Physics or Applied Physics curriculum may qualify as participating students. Prospective participants will submit to USD all documents required for admission by the published deadlines. Students who are accepted to the undergraduate portion of the accelerated program, but who do not meet USD’s English language proficiency requirements, will be admitted to USD’s Intensive English Program (IEP), and upon successful completion of level III of the IEP, all students will receive a non-degree I-20 for the pursuit of the accelerated undergraduate program. Students who meet USD’s English language proficiency requirements can forgo the IEP and will be issued a non-degree I-20 for the pursuit of the accelerated undergraduate program. After students fulfill the requirements for a YU bachelor’s degree and YU awards said degree, qualified students will submit the required official graduate admission documents and receive admission to USD’s Master of Science in Physics, Specialization in Analytics for Large Data Sets. Yangtze University will keep the registry for students for no more than 6 years, if the students do not meet the Bachelor degree conferral requirements after the fourth year, XX will delay the conferral of the degree until they meet the requirements within the valid registry timeline. The intent of this agreement is to enumerate and clarify the responsibilities of the parties involved.
