Services available for students a. All students admitted to the Degree Programme will take part in a joint introduction event to take place at one of the Partner Institutions, to be decided on by the Consortium on an annual basis. This introduction week is designed for the entire IMIM cohort of that year to meet each other and the coordinating staff, for the BBB Learning Communities to be established and to introduce the cohort to general aspects of the programme and to the Latin American and Associated Partner institutions.
b. The Partner Institutions will be responsible for student orientation into the new culture and school environment at their respective premises, where applicable and appropriate through participation in an induction week.
c. The Partner Institutions will ensure that students participating in the Degree Programme will benefit from all services offered by the Partner Institution to the regular students enrolled in its own programmes, which should include, as a minimum, access to appropriate library, ICT and learning facilities, and other student and administrative support services. In addition, each Partner Institution, where willing, is encouraged to include any available language courses, health insurance schemes and internship opportunities. The Student Handbook of the Degree Programme will provide further information on such services and the applicable conditions.
Services available for students a. All students admitted to the Degree Programme will take part in a joint introduction event to take place at UPorto. This introduction week is designed for the cohort of that year to meet the coordinating staff, and to introduce the cohort to general aspects of the programme.
b. The Partner Institutions will be responsible for student orientation into the new culture and school environment at their respective premises, where applicable and appropriate through participation in an induction week.
c. The Partner Institutions will ensure that students participating in the Degree Programme will benefit from all services offered by the Partner Institution to the regular students enrolled in its own programmes, which should include, as a minimum, access to appropriate library, ICT and learning facilities, and other student and administrative support services. In addition, each Partner Institution, where willing, is encouraged to include any available language courses, health insurance schemes and internship opportunities. The Student Handbook of the Degree Programme will provide further information on such services and the applicable conditions.
Services available for students a) The Consortium Institutions shall be responsible for student entry into the new culture and University environment at their respective premises, where applicable and appropriate through an orientation week.
b) The Consortium Institutions shall ensure that students participating in the Degree Programme shall benefit from all services offered to its regular students enrolled in local programmes, which include, as a minimum, access to appropriate library, ICT and learning facilities, career days, advice on banking account, support for obtaining visas and residence permits, support in securing adequate accommodation, counselling and other related student and administrative support services. In addition, each Consortium Institution, where willing, is encouraged to include any available language courses free of charge and health insurance schemes. The Programme Handbook (Annex 1) of the degree programme shall provide further information on such services and applicable conditions.
c) Specific support will be given to students in order to facilitate their stay and find accommodation, particularly during their mobility periods.
d) Before and during the study, the Consortium Institutions ensure that students can consult relevant persons for administrative and study issues. The list of people to contact will be available on the Programme Handbook (Annex 1) and on each Consortium Institution website.
e) The Consortium Institutions are encouraged to support students in their future career development through counselling and access to available Career Services.
Services available for students a. The Partner Institutions shall be responsible for student entry into the new culture and school environment at their respective premises, where applicable and appropriate through an induction week.
b. The Partner Institutions shall ensure that students participating in the degree programme shall benefit from all services offered by the Partner Institution to its regular students enrolled in local programmes, which include, as a minimum, access to appropriate library, ICT and learning facilities, support for obtaining visas and residence permits, support in securing adequate accommodation, counselling and other related student and administrative support services. In addition, each Partner Institution, where willing, is encouraged to include any available language courses and health insurance schemes. The online Student Handbook of the degree programme shall provide further information on such services and applicable conditions.
