Thesis Supervision Sample Clauses

Thesis Supervision. A maximum total of six (6) credit banking points shall be available to Master's Thesis Committee members to be distributed among not more than five (5) bargaining unit faculty under the following distribution rules: Each member of the Thesis Committee shall receive one (1) point, except the Chairperson of the Committee, who shall receive two points. In the semester following the written approval of a thesis topic by the Thesis Committee, the supervisor of the master’s thesis student shall receive one EXPIRED (1) point. In the semester in which the master’s thesis is successfully completed, all members of the Master's Thesis Committee shall receive one (1) credit banking point. At the Committee Chairperson's discretion, and so long as the total of six credit banking points is not exceeded, one 12-15-2009 (1) additional member of the Committee (excluding the Chairperson) may receive one (1) additional point for serving in a role such as the Methodologist. The Chairperson of the Committee shall be responsible for identifying the Methodologist.
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Thesis Supervision. The PhD student shall carry out his/her thesis under the supervision and responsibility of the following doctoral thesis supervisors: On behalf of the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU), Dr. [name of thesis Thesis supervisor], PhD program: [name of the PhD Program] On behalf of the University of [name of the university], Dr. [name of Thesis supervisor], PhD program: [name of the PhD program] Any changes of Thesis supervisors shall be notified to the competent authorities of both Universities. The above mentioned supervisors undertake to jointly supervise the PhD Thesis under this agreement, duly coordinating with each other.
Sample 1
Thesis Supervision. The Student will carry out his/her schooling and research work under the joint supervision of an ÉTS thesis supervisor and a thesis supervisor from [Abbreviation] – the two thesis supervisors having expressed their common interests in academic and scientific collaboration in a document duly signed and annexed to this Agreement (Schedule 1). At ÉTS First and last names of Thesis Supervisor:…………………………………………… Department:……………………………………………………………………… Title and function:…………………………………………………………………… Email:…………………………………………………………………………… Telephone:………………………………………………………………………… At Abbreviation First and last names of Thesis Supervisor:……………………………………………… Department:……………………………………………………………………… Title and function:…………………………………………………………………… Email:…………………………………………………………………………… Telephone:………………………………………………………………………… The two thesis supervisors undertake to fully carry out their functions toward the Student. They shall consult each other and shall jointly exercise the competencies assigned in Québec and in _____________ to a thesis or research work supervisor.
Sample 1
Thesis Supervision. The two thesis supervisors appointed to take part in the co-supervision of the present thesis are: - At Lille 1 University: Name of thesis supervisor: Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Title and position: Professor, Lab director - University of Veterinary Medicine and Pharmacy /Institute of Neurobiology, SAS: Name of thesis supervisor: Dasa Cizkova, Title and position: DVM, DrSc. Lab director The two academic supervisors are aware of the contents of the present contract and agree to assist the doctoral student by exercising jointly and to their full ability the competencies which are recognised by the regulations in force in their respective countries.
Sample 1
Thesis Supervision. In each of the Home and Host Universities, the Doctoral Candidate carries out his/her work under the supervision and responsibility of a thesis advisor. The co-advisors undertake to fully supervise the Doctoral Candidate, and to ensure that this function is carried out within the conditions that apply in the respective institutions. They will collaborate regularly over the progress of the Doctoral Candidate’s research work. The Candidate’s doctoral studies will be pursued under the joint supervision of:  Prof at the Home University, and  Prof at the Host University
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