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Structure of the program. The Study program has a structure based on four semesters for Italian Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx and five semesters for Chinese Master. It consists of: − First year (in Italy): Courses will be held in English, and teaching material in English will be provided. − Second year (in China): Courses will be held in English, and teaching material in English will be provided. At the end of the second year, students who acquired the credits provided by the course of study at the University of Bologna may obtain the Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx in Telecommunications Engineering from University of Bologna on the basis of a properly defined correspondence table annexed to the Agreement (Annex 1 and Annex 2), by submitting the relevant academic documentation. The final exam can also be passed in videoconference. Students of Tongji University applying for the Master degree of Tongji University should stay in Tongji University for an additional period of at least one semester, to finish the master thesis project, as specified in Annex 2. After successful completion of the studies, students can obtain the Master degree in Information and Communication Technology of Tongji University. Students of Bologna University applying for the Master degree of Tongji University should stay in Tongji University for an additional period of at least one semester, to finish the master thesis project and the 9 credits in Chinese culture courses, as specified in Annex 2. After successful completion of the studies, students can obtain the Master degree in Information and Communication Technology of Tongji University. Students from University of Bologna attending the supplementary semester of the second cycle degree program at University of Tongji will be enrolled on a tuition fee waiver basis; students will be insured according to article 6 of the present Agreement. All other charges, including health insurance, shall be borne by the students themselves. The procedure for the award of the degrees and the competent Offices are listed in the Annex 1 and Annex 2 to this Agreement.
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Structure of the program. (a) Unless otherwise agreed by GE and IKON and to the extent permitted by the Trademark License Agreement and applicable law, GE will (i) enter into each Originated Financing Contract as the lessor using the Assumed Name and (ii) bill, collect and administer all Program Financing Contracts using the Assumed Name; provided, however, that with respect to Tax-Exempt Originated Financing Contracts (to be defined in the definitive Program Agreement), GE may identify itself as the lessor in respect thereof on certain tax disclosure schedules that GE determines are required to be prepared in connection therewith and/or filed with applicable Governmental Entities; and provided, further, that notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, if (A) (1) the Obligor under such Program Financing Contract notifies GE of its inability or unwillingness to make payments in respect of any such Program Financing Contract (for reasons other than actual or asserted billing inaccuracies) and, to the extent that such Obligor has asserted to GE that any such unwillingness is the result of an Asserted Service Failure, IKON shall have had the opportunity to respond to GE, as contemplated by Section 4.01(b)(iii), with respect thereto, (2) any payment under any such Program Financing Contract becomes 120 days or more past due, provided that to the extent that such Obligor has asserted to GE that any such delinquency is the result of an Asserted Service Failure, IKON shall have had the opportunity to respond to GE, as contemplated by Section 4.01(b)(iii), with respect thereto, (3) an event of bankruptcy, insolvency, receivership or liquidation occurs with respect to the Obligor under such Program Financing Contract, or (4) GE commences litigation with respect to such Program Financing Contract, (B) there shall have occurred a GE Termination Event of the type described in Section 7.02(a)(i)(2), Section 7.02(a)(ii) or Section 7.02(a)(iii) (C) the Program is terminated and IKON has not elected to exercise its option to repurchase all Program Financing Contracts in accordance with Section 7.03, (D) GE at any time ceases to be entitled, pursuant to the Trademark License Agreement, to utilize the Assumed Name, or (E) GE determines that use of the Assumed Name poses a material risk of liability to GE or any of its Affiliates for trademark infringement or dilution, then GE will have the right (at its option after, in the case of (A)(1) and (2) above, not less than ten (10) Business Days’ prio...
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Structure of the program. The Study program has a structure based on four semesters for Italian Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx and five semesters for Chinese Master. It consists of:  First year (in Italy): Courses will be held in English, and teaching material in English will be provided.  Second year (in China): Courses will be held in English, and teaching material in English will be provided. At the end of second year, students who acquired the credits provided by the course of study at the University of Bologna on the basis of a properly defined correspondence table annexed to the Agreement (Annex 1 and Annex
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