Study tracks Sample Clauses

Study tracks. 2.1. The standard study period of the EACH programme is two years, and it runs from September 2015 until September 2017. 2.2. The first year university (home university) is UT, Estonia. The academic year starts on 31.08.2015. The academic calendars of degree awarding institutions´ are available at: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx 2.3. The second year university (host university) will be one of the following: UCBL, UU, AAU. Further information on the EACH programme study tracks is at: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx 2.4. The Student will be assigned to one of the three host universities, indicated above, on the competitive basis considering the following criteria: 2.4.1. academic merit – study results of the first semester at UT; 2.4.2. student’s preference. Selection to all second year specialisations is determined through a competitive process based on the Student preference and the first semester academic performance (GPA-grade point average). The Student can express the preference twice: at the time of admission and at the end of semester I, during the Winter School, in the second half of January 2016. 2.5. The decision as to which host university the Student will be assigned is made during the Winter School, in the second half of January 2016. The Student is required to rank 2 choices out of 3 possible. Using this information and the Student grades (GPA), the EACH Academic Board assigns the Student to one of the second year universities.
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Study tracks. 2.1. The standard study period of the EACH programme is two years, and it runs from the beginning of September 2017 until September 2019. 2.2. The first-year university (home university) is UT, Estonia. The academic year starts on 04.09.2017. The examination periods of the first academic year are: January 2018 and the third week of May/first week of June 2018. The academic calendars of the degree awarding institutions´ are available at: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx 2.3. The second-year university (host university) will be one of the following: UCBL, UU, AAU. Further information on the EACH programme study tracks is at: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx. 2.4. The Student will be assigned to one of the three host universities, indicated above, on the competitive basis considering the following criteria: 2.4.1. academic merit – study results of the first semester at UT; 2.4.2. student’s preference. Selection to all second-year specialisations is determined through a competitive process based on the Student preference and the first semester academic performance (GPA-grade point average of obligatory courses). The Student can express the preference twice: at the time of admission and at the end of semester I, during the Winter School held, in the second half of January 2018. 2.5. The decision as to which host university the Student will be assigned is made during the Winter School, in the second half of January 2018. The Student is required to rank 2 choices out of 3 possible. Using this information and the Student grades (GPA), the EACH Academic Board assigns the Student to one of the second-year universities.
Study tracks. 2.1. The standard study period of the EACH programme is two years, and it runs from late August 2016 until September 2018. 2.2. The first year university (home university) is UT, Estonia. The examination periods of the first academic year are: January 2017 and the third week of May/first week of June 2017. The academic year starts on 29.08.
Study tracks. 2.1. The standard study period of the EACH programme is two years, and it runs from September 2015 until September 2017. 2.2. The first year university (home university) is UT, Estonia. The academic year starts on 31.08.2015.The examination periods of the first academic year are: January 2016 and the third week of May/first week of June 2016. The academic calendars of the degree awarding institutions´ are available at: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx 2.3. The second year university (host university) will be one of the following: UCBL, UU, AAU. Further information on the EACH programme study tracks is at: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx 2.4. The Student will be assigned to one of the three host universities, indicated above, on the competitive basis considering the following criteria: 2.4.1. academic merit – study results of the first semester at UT; 2.4.2. student’s preference. Selection to all second year specialisations is determined through a competitive process based on the Student preference and the first semester academic performance (GPA-grade point average). The Student can express the preference twice: at the time of admission and at the end of semester I, during the Winter School held, in the second half of January 2016. 2.5. The decision as to which host university the Student will be assigned is made during the Winter School, in the second half of January 2016. The Student is required to rank 2 choices out of 3 possible. Using this information and the Student grades (GPA), the EACH Academic Board assigns the Student to one of the second year universities.

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