Selection and admission Sample Clauses

Selection and admission a. The Joint Board of Admissions will be responsible for the annual selection and admission of all students to the Degree Programme. b. The Management Committee will be responsible for setting and reviewing the admission criteria in the Study, Teaching and Examination Regulations according to national law and regulations. Due consideration will be given to local requirements for admission of students. No Partner Institution will be obliged to admit a student in conflict with local legal requirements for admission. c. It is the responsibility of the student to apply for and secure any necessary visa or permits required to reside and begin study at the Partner Institution unless local procedures of a given Partner Institution require the student to apply for visa or permits through that Partner Institution. In the latter case it is still the responsibility of the student to ensure the visa or permit application is completed in time and according to the instructions as given by the Partner Institution. All Partner Institutions must ensure an admitted student receives a statement of this admission in a form that will be recognisable to the immigration authorities. d. The Secretariat will assist the Joint Admissions Board with the administrative tasks surrounding the selection and admission of all students on the Degree Programme as well as transferring admission data to the Partner Institutions.
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Selection and admission. 2.1 All participants shall be bona fide students and be engaged in a degree-oriented course of study at the home institution. Prospective students will be selected for the exchange by the faculty coordinator at the participant’s home institution. The host institution will reserve the right to make the final decision regarding the admission of each student nominated for the exchange. Selection for or participation in the exchange does not confer the right to pursue a degree at the host institution. 2.2 Students will be selected by their home institutions on the basis of: a. Academic excellence b. Quality of study proposal c. Adequate language competence An academic experience of at least one year of studies is required. 2.3 All official student nominations from University of Rostock will come from a dedicated advisor in the AAA (International Office). All official student nominations from <University XY> will come from a dedicated advisor at the <International Office of University XY>. Students who are not nominated through these offices will not be considered part of the official exchange program and will not count toward the exchange balance. 2.4 Exchange participants hosted by each institution will be admitted as visiting, non-degree students, and must meet admissions eligibility requirements as defined by the host institution. Exchange participants who apply for graduate studies must hold an academic degree considered to be the equivalent of a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent.
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Selection and admission. 5.1 Each party is responsible for the selection of Students and (within the limit on numbers set out in Clause 2.1) each agrees to accept the Students nominated by the other to take part in the Exchange Programme. Each party will normally require the Students nominated by the other to complete application forms and provide information about themselves and their circumstances (eg academic and financial) before confirming the place. Such requirements should be notified in writing to the Key Contact identified in Schedule 1. 5.2 Any documentation requested under Clause 5.1, including application forms, must reach the Receiving Institution by the date specified in Paragraph 3 of Schedule 2. 5.3 Students coming to Oxford University will be allocated to one of the Oxford colleges of which they will become a member during the exchange. 8.1.1 ensure that incoming Students receive equal or equivalent academic provision to other students at the Home Institution and have access to similar non-academic services; 8.1.2 integrate incoming Students into the wider student community and encourage them to act as ambassadors of the Exchange Programme and share their experience of the Exchange Programme; 8.1.3 have in place effective procedures and arrangements to ensure that the Exchange Programme takes place in a safe environment, including appropriate procedures for Students to raise concerns and complaints, including in relation to bullying and harassment; 8.1.4 ensure incoming Students have access to appropriate mentoring and support arrangements; and 8.1.5 provide appropriate language support to incoming Students.
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Selection and admission a. The Joint Admissions Board shall be responsible for the annual selection and admission of all students to the degree programme in accordance with the joint procedures and criteria specified in the Study and Examination Regulations attached in annex to this Consortium Agreement. If required by national laws and regulations, the final decision about admission will be made by the Partner Institution concerned. b. The Master's Board shall be responsible for setting and reviewing the admission criteria in the Study and Examination Regulations according to national law and regulations. Due consideration shall be taken to national requirements for admission of students. c. No Party Institution is obliged to admit a student in conflict with national legal requirements for admission. d. Partner Institutions will make every effort to aid students in obtaining any necessary visa and residence permits before their studies commence. For EMJMD scholarship holders, it is a responsibility of all Partner Institutions to ensure that the authorisations required for visa and residence permits are in order before the Partner Institution permits the student’s activities in the degree programme to take place, in accordance with national regulations. e. The Secretariat shall assist the Joint Admissions Board with the selection and admission of all students on the degree programme.
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Selection and admission. 5.1.1. Research Degree Candidate responsibilities (prior to enrolment): 5.1.1.1. Applicants are expected to have completed all sections of their application honestly and to have submitted truthful statements in support of their application. Any evidence found to the contrary will invalidate any offer made and may lead to their place being rescinded during the course of study. The application should be supported by appropriate academic and/or industrial referees. 5.1.1.2. If an Applicant is uncertain regarding any aspect of the application, the potential research topic, or the School or University, they are responsible for seeking from the School or Primary Supervisor, if needed. 5.1.1.3. An Applicant will be expected to provide the University with suitable evidence that sufficient funds (maintenance and fees) are in place to complete the course. This is normally required before enrolment. 5.1.1.4. An Applicant is expected to have satisfied all other admission criteria, including, where appropriate, the payment of any advance instalment of the prescribed tuition fees.
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Selection and admission. Canada and Québec shall inform each other of their respective choice of selection criteria, their relative weight, the process of consideration of applications, as well as any changes which they wish to make thereto.
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Selection and admission. The exchange of students under this agreement will be conducted in accordance with the following principles: • Students are selected and admitted to the exchange programme based on their academic, artistic, personal and linguistic qualifications. The selection is carried out in collaboration between the two institutions. Admission of students is always at the discretion of the host institution. • The deadline for application to the exchange is 15 February for the current year. The deadline for notification of any exchange student is 15 April for the current year. With the application for the exchange programme, students have to • show proficiency in English at least on a level equivalent to the evaluation scales IELTS (6,0) or TOEFL (ibT level 83). • submit a research project proposal. UA RC agrees to accept as a host university each year up to 6 students. Academic Responsibility
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