Common use of Study issues Clause in Contracts

Study issues. The Student has the right to complete the degree s/he has the study entitlement for - Programmes leading to a university of applied sciences degree comprise basic studies, professional studies, elective studies, placements that fosters professional competence and a thesis. Modules constitute a broader competence area, whose mastery typically requires students to complete several study units or a project within a given subject area. The curriculum contains the nationally defined generic competences as part of the objectives set for the modules or study units. - Programmes leading to a Master's degree include advanced professional studies, elective studies and the thesis. The objective of studies is for the graduate to possess: 1) extensive practical basic knowledge and skills and a theoretical foundation for working in expert tasks in his or her field 2) capabilities for following and promoting the development of his or her professional field 3) capabilities for developing his or her vocational skills and for lifelong learning 4) adequate communication and linguistic skills for tasks in his or her field as well as international activities and cooperation. (Decree 546/2013, sections 4 and 7) Language of instruction in Programmes in English is English. Programmes given in English may include study units or study entities given in Finnish, which help the Student integrate into the Finnish workplace. The Student must register at Laurea following the procedures and timetable set forth by Laurea, after which he or she will be entered on the list of students. The Student must register him/herself as present or absent each academic year in compliance with the regulations set by Laurea. For tuition fee paying students the registration for the academic year is valid after payment of the tuition fee for the said academic year has been made. Failure to register for the academic year results in loss of study entitlement at Laurea. The Student is obliged to start the studies at the latest three weeks after the official starting day in order to gather credits. In case the Student cannot start the studies by 20th September, he or she can start studies in the beginning of the next academic term 7th January. The fee paid for the first academic term (autumn term) will be refunded. The autumn term registered as present will be taken into consideration if the Student applies for extension of study entitlement period. The Student draws up a personal study plan within the framework of the Programme's degree structure and curriculum. The Student is entitled to complete the studies leading to a Bachelor's or Master's degree in line with the relevant degree programme and corresponding curriculum and personal study plan, within the recommended duration of the studies. The Student maintains the personal study plan and it is revised annually with the tutor. The Student has the right to receive guidance for drawing up the study plan. The Student has the right to recognition of prior learning according to the Laurea University of Applied Sciences degree regulations. Studies and instruction are arranged through study units or projects. Students have the right and obligation to participate in the Programme's study units or projects, so that the learning outcomes are met. Students learn through research, reflection and development activities carried out together with teachers, other students and workplace actors. Students build up knowledge base, practise skills, develop creative problem-solving techniques and acquire competence needed in the professional field by taking part in development projects. Laurea engages in close interaction with employers, and students thus establish contacts with working life. This operating method typical of Laurea is called Learning by Developing (LbD). The Student is entitled to personal study guidance throughout the studies. Students are obliged to take part in study guidance and assume responsibility for the progress of their studies. Students must enroll for their chosen study units during according to the Laurea University of Applied Sciences degree regulations. Laurea provides information on study-related matters to Students through the Laurea's IT environment (Laurea Link). Information on matters related to individual study units and projects is provided using information channels agreed upon with the lecturer. Students are obligated to monitor the aforementioned information channels and ensure that their contact details are up to date throughout their studies. The Student has the right to give feedback in different feedback surveys anonymously. The Student who is dissatisfied with the results of the assessment of the studies or the recognition of credits or otherwise demonstrated competences has the right to request a reassessment of the results. A Programme leading to a university of applied sciences degree includes placement(s) to xxxxxx professional competence, with a scope of at least 30 credits. The Student is obliged to search for the placement either in Finland or abroad.

Study issues. The Student has the right to complete the degree s/he has the study entitlement for - Programmes leading to a university of applied sciences degree comprise basic studies, professional studies, elective studies, placements that fosters professional competence and a thesis. Modules constitute a broader competence area, whose mastery typically requires students to complete several study units or a project within a given subject area. The curriculum contains the nationally defined generic competences as part of the objectives set for the modules or study units. - Programmes leading to a Master's degree include advanced professional studies, elective studies and the thesis. The objective of studies is for the graduate to possess: 1) extensive practical basic knowledge and skills and a theoretical foundation for working in expert tasks in his or her field 2) capabilities for following and promoting the development of his or her professional field 3) capabilities for developing his or her vocational skills and for lifelong learning 4) adequate communication and linguistic skills for tasks in his or her field as well as international activities and cooperation. (Decree 546/2013, sections 4 and 7) Language of instruction in Programmes in English is English. Programmes given in English may include study units or study entities given in Finnish, which help the Student integrate into the Finnish workplace. The Student must register at Laurea following the procedures and timetable set forth by LaureaXxxxxx, after which he or she will be entered on the list of students. The Student must register him/herself as present or absent each academic year in compliance with the regulations set by LaureaXxxxxx. For tuition fee paying students the registration for the academic year is valid after payment of the tuition fee for the said academic year has been made. Failure to register for the academic year results in loss of study entitlement at Laurea. The Student is obliged to start the studies at the latest three weeks after the official starting day in order to gather credits. In case the Student cannot start the studies by 20th September, he or she can start studies in the beginning of the next academic term 7th January. The fee paid for the first academic term (autumn term) will be refunded. The autumn term registered as present will be taken into consideration if the Student applies for extension of study entitlement period. The Student draws up a personal study plan within the framework of the Programme's degree structure and curriculum. The Student is entitled to complete the studies leading to a Bachelor's or Master's degree in line with the relevant degree programme and corresponding curriculum and personal study plan, within the recommended duration of the studies. The Student maintains the personal study plan and it is revised annually with the tutor. The Student has the right to receive guidance for drawing up the study plan. The Student has the right to recognition of prior learning according to the Laurea University of Applied Sciences degree regulations. Studies and instruction are arranged through study units or projects. Students have the right and obligation to participate in the Programme's study units or projects, so that the learning outcomes are met. Students learn through research, reflection and development activities carried out together with teachers, other students and workplace actors. Students build up knowledge base, practise skills, develop creative problem-solving techniques and acquire competence needed in the professional field by taking part in development projects. Laurea Xxxxxx engages in close interaction with employers, and students thus establish contacts with working life. This operating method typical of Laurea is called Learning by Developing (LbD). The Student is entitled to personal study guidance throughout the studies. Students are obliged to take part in study guidance and assume responsibility for the progress of their studies. Students must enroll for their chosen study units during according to the Laurea University of Applied Sciences degree regulations. Laurea provides information on study-related matters to Students through the Laurea's IT environment (Laurea LinkStudent Intra). Information on matters related to individual study units and projects is provided using information channels agreed upon with the lecturer. Students are obligated to monitor the aforementioned information channels and ensure that their contact details are up to date throughout their studies. The Student has the right to give feedback in different feedback surveys anonymously. The Student who is dissatisfied with the results of the assessment of the studies or the recognition of credits or otherwise demonstrated competences has the right to request a reassessment of the results. A Programme leading to a university of applied sciences degree includes placement(s) to xxxxxx professional competence, with a scope of at least 30 credits. The Student is obliged to search for the placement either in Finland or abroad.

Study issues. The Student has the right to complete the degree s/he has the study entitlement for - Programmes leading to a university of applied sciences degree comprise basic studies, professional studies, elective studies, placements that fosters professional competence and a thesis. Modules constitute a broader competence area, whose mastery typically requires students to complete several study units or a project within a given subject area. The curriculum contains the nationally defined generic competences as part of the objectives set for the modules or study units. - Programmes leading to a Master's degree include advanced professional studies, elective studies and the thesis. The objective of studies is for the graduate to possess: 1) extensive practical basic knowledge and skills and a theoretical foundation for working in expert tasks in his or her field 2) capabilities for following and promoting the development of his or her professional field 3) capabilities for developing his or her vocational skills and for lifelong learning 4) adequate communication and linguistic skills for tasks in his or her field as well as international activities and cooperation. (Decree 546/2013, sections 4 and 7) Language of instruction in Programmes in English is English. Programmes given in English may include study units or study entities given in Finnish, which help the Student integrate into the Finnish workplace. The Student must register at Laurea following the procedures and timetable set forth by LaureaXxxxxx, after which he or she will be entered on the list of students. The Student must register him/herself as present or absent each academic year in compliance with the regulations set by LaureaXxxxxx. For tuition fee paying students the registration for the academic year is valid after payment of the tuition fee for the said academic year has been made. Failure to register for the academic year results in loss of study entitlement at Laurea. Laurea offers daytime, blended learning and online studies. Online studies consists of distance learning online and do not require stay in Finland. Blended learning studies consists mainly of distance learning online and there may be some daytime studies in Finland. The Student is obliged to start the daytime studies at the latest three weeks after the official starting day in order to gather credits. In case Daytime studies generally require the Student’s stay in Finland. If the Student canhas not start been able to begin the daytime studies by 20th Septemberthe given deadline, he or she can start studies in the beginning of the next academic term 7th January. The fee paid for the first academic term (autumn term) will year can be refunded. The autumn term registered as present will be taken into consideration if transfer to the Student applies for extension of study entitlement periodfollowing academic year. The Student draws up a personal study plan within the framework of the Programme's degree structure and curriculum. The Student is entitled to complete the studies leading to a Bachelor's or Master's degree in line with the relevant degree programme and corresponding curriculum and personal study plan, within the recommended duration of the studies. The Student maintains the personal study plan and it is revised annually with the tutor. The Student has the right to receive guidance for drawing up the study plan. The Student has the right to recognition of prior learning according to the Laurea University of Applied Sciences degree regulations. Studies and instruction are arranged through study units or projects. Students have the right and obligation to participate in the Programme's study units or projects, so that the learning outcomes are met. Students learn through research, reflection and development activities carried out together with teachers, other students and workplace actors. Students build up knowledge base, practise skills, develop creative problem-solving techniques and acquire competence needed in the professional field by taking part in development projects. Laurea Xxxxxx engages in close interaction with employers, and students thus establish contacts with working life. This operating method typical of Laurea is called Learning by Developing (LbD). The Student is entitled to personal study guidance throughout the studies. Students are obliged to take part in study guidance and assume responsibility for the progress of their studies. Students must enroll for their chosen study units during according to the Laurea University of Applied Sciences degree regulations. Laurea provides information on study-related matters to Students through the Laurea's IT environment (Laurea LinkStudent Intra). Information on matters related to individual study units and projects is provided using information channels agreed upon with the lecturer. Students are obligated to monitor the aforementioned information channels and ensure that their contact details are up to date throughout their studies. The Student has the right to give feedback in different feedback surveys anonymously. The Student who is dissatisfied with the results of the assessment of the studies or the recognition of credits or otherwise demonstrated competences has the right to request a reassessment of the results. A Programme leading to a university of applied sciences degree includes placement(s) to xxxxxx professional competence, with a scope of at least 30 credits. The Student is obliged to search for the placement either in Finland or abroad.