DISSERTATION THESIS Sample Clauses

DISSERTATION THESIS. A) THE EXTENT AND FORMAL CRITERIA AND OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISSERTATION THESIS ARE SPECIFIED IN SEPARATE INSTRUCTIONS. B) THE RESEARCH PROJECT OR AT LEAST THE PROPOSED TOPIC OF THE DISSERTATION THESIS IS PRESENTED BY THE STUDENT AT THE TIME OF ENROLLING IN THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM AT EDU EFFECTIVE. C) THE TOPIC OF THE DISSERTATION THESIS CAN ALSO BE PRESENTED IN THE COURSE OF THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM. D) THE PROPOSED TOPIC OF THE DISSERTATION THESIS AND THE CONTENT NEED TO BE APPROVED BY THE DOCTORAL SUPERVISOR. E) THE DISSERTATION THESIS IS CONSULTED AND SUPERVISED IN THE COURSE OF THE WHOLE DOCTORAL PROGRAM BY THE DOCTORAL SUPERVISOR. F) THE DISSERTATION THESIS IS PROCESSED AND SENT SOLELY IN ELECTRONIC FORM. IN CASE OF NONCOMPLIANCE WITH CRITERIA OR OTHER FAILINGS IN THE DISSERTATION THESIS, THE LECTURER IS ENTITLED TO RETURN THE DISSERTATION THESIS TO THE STUDENT FOR REVISION. G) THE DOCTORAL SUPERVISOR IS OBLIGED TO SEND THE STUDENT FEEDBACK ON EVERY SUBMITTED CONCEPT OF A DISSERTATION THESIS OR EVALUATE EVERY FINALLY SUBMITTED DISSERTATION THESIS WITHIN APPROX. 14 BUSINESS DAYS OF THE DELIVERY OF THE GIVEN VERSION OF THE THESIS. AFTERWARDS, THE STUDENT IS INFORMED ABOUT THE EVALUATION OF THE DISSERTATION THESIS. AFTERWARDS, THE DISSERTATION THESIS IS SENT TO TWO OPPONENTS OF THE THESIS – SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD – TO GIVE THE OPPONENTS EVALUATION. THE OPPONENTS ARE OBLIGED TO PROCESS THEM WITHIN 14 BUSINESS DAYS OF THE EVALUATION BY THE DOCTORAL SUPERVISOR. IN CASE THE STUDENT DOES NOT RECEIVE THE EVALUATION FROM EITHER THE DOCTORAL SUPERVISOR OR THE OPPONENTS, HE SHOULD INFORM THE EDU EFFECTIVE STUDY DEPARTMENT, WHICH WILL INVESTIGATE THE CAUSE AND INFORM THE STUDENT REGARDING THE NEXT STEPS.
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DISSERTATION THESIS. THESIS SUBMITTED DURING THE STUDY, AND DEFENDED AT THE END OF THE PROFESSIONAL DOCTORAL PROGRAM IN FRONT OF THE THESIS COMMITTEE.
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DISSERTATION THESIS. IS PROCESSED AND SENT SOLELY IN ELECTRONIC FORM. IN CASE OF NONCOMPLIANCE WITH CRITERIA OR OTHER FAILINGS IN THE DISSERTATION THESIS, THE LECTURER IS ENTITLED TO RETURN THE DISSERTATION THESIS TO THE STUDENT FOR REVISION.
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DISSERTATION THESIS. 1) THE EXTENT AND FORMAL CRITERIA AND OTHER INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISSERTATION THESIS ARE SPECIFIED IN SEPARATE INSTRUCTIONS. 2) THE RESEARCH PROJECT OR AT LEAST THE PROPOSED TOPIC OF THE DISSERTATION THESIS IS PRESENTED BY THE STUDENT AT THE TIME OF ENROLLING IN THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM AT EDU EFFECTIVE. 3) THE TOPIC OF THE DISSERTATION THESIS CAN BE PRESENTED ALSO IN COURSE OF THE DOCTORAL PROGRAM. 4) THE PROPOSED TOPIC OF THE DISSERTATION THESIS AND THE CONTENT NEED TO BE APPROVED BY THE DOCTORAL SUPERVISOR. 5) THE DISSERTATION THESIS IS CONSULTED AND SUPERVISED IN COURSE OF THE WHOLE DOCTORAL PROGRAM BY THE DOCTORAL SUPERVISOR.
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