Structure of the Programme. The Student will achieve 120 ECTS through a combination of coursework, tutored activities and final elective project work towards the Master thesis. In addition, all Students will attend three workshops that will be organized at UPO, UMH and UNAMUR. The workshops will provide training on soft and transferable skills and will provide a forum for Students to present their tutored work to the EMOTION academic key staff from the Partner Institutions and to industry. UPO UPO Mobility period chosen between UMH or UNAMUR Final elective project (accredited to either UMH or UNAMUR) Each Student on the Programme will study in at least two of the Partner Institutions. The Student must gain a total of 60 ECTS at UPO and 60 ECTS at UMH or UNAMUR. Students between UMH and UNAMUR will be balanced in numbers, according to student preference and merit. In these latter universities. 30 ECTS will be gained in formal lectures, tutored work and workshops as detailed in Annex II. The other 30 ECTS are gained in the final elective project, in which Students are formally associated to one of the two Institutions. The project may be conducted in any of the four Partner Institutions as well as during internships (for example, in other universities, public institutions or in the private sector). Based on merit and on a medical degree upon admission, Students that have followed the option in UNAMUR may be admitted to a final elective project in HU. As the Institution at which all Students shall register for the Programme, UPO shall be referred to as the “Admitting Institution”. The Institution at which the Students are resident at any one time shall be referred to as the “Host Institution”. At any one point in time, each Student shall be associated with one Host Institution, which may or may not be the same as the Admitting Institution. Over the duration of the Programme, each Student shall be associated with two of the four Institutions. The Host Institution of the first two semesters is UPO, the Host Institution of the third and fourth semester can be UMH or UNAMUR.
Structure of the Programme and student exchange plan
Structure of the Programme. The Programme will be of one Academic Year’s duration, modular in structure, and comprise 120 credits at level 3 in the Qualifications and Credit Framework. The structure and content of the Programme and method of learning, teaching and assessment of individual modules will be set out in Programme Regulations, Programme Specifications and Module Specifications, to be approved as part of the initial LU Validation process. These documents, incorporating any proposed changes, will subsequently require re-approval on an annual basis in accordance with LU’s established procedures for the Approval, Monitoring and Review of Collaborative Provision. LU agrees that, where appropriate, modules from the LU Science and Engineering Foundation Studies (SEFS) Programme may be incorporated in the Programme. Alternative Pathways through the Programme will be offered, as listed in Annex A. In the first instance, two Pathways will be offered, one leading to the Certificate in International Foundation Studies for Business, and the other to the Certificate in International Foundation Studies for Science and Engineering. Students will be registered on one of the Pathways. Additional Pathways may be developed in partnership between the Parties, to be offered to prospective students in the future, subject to Validation by LU. Each Pathway will not necessarily be offered every year. Any additional Pathways will be included in the list of Pathways set out in Annex A. The first intake to the Programme will take place in September 2009, and intakes will take place annually thereafter. Provision may also be made for an additional intake during the Academic Year, in which case students admitted at that point will follow a more intense version of the Programme over a shorter timescale in order to achieve the same learning outcomes on completion of the Programme. This version of the Programme may extend beyond the normal Academic Year.
Structure of the Programme. The LIVE Programme is a Joint Master, based on a full-time two-year programme accredited for 120 European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) to train students to analyse and answer scientific problems related to the domain of Vaccinology efficiently and independently using the appropriate techniques. A Master student enrolling in the LIVE Programme should fulfil the following requirements in order to get a Master degree under the LIVE scheme. Mobility scheme – semester 1, 2, 3: students must carry out their study programme at five Main Partner universities of the consortium, in three different countries represented, namely: Spain, Belgium and France. Each student will spend one semester in each of the three countries, following the academic path described in Appendix 2 (study programme description). The Local Coordinators locally implement the Programme and act as the intermediary between the institution (s)he represents and the Academic and Management Board (AMB). Master LIVE thesis – semester 4: Both Main Partners and Associated Partners host Master students with a shared agreement for their professional internship during the fourth semester. The academic tutor and the professional tutor cooperate to monitor the quality of the support provided to the student. Digital learning – semester 1 to 4: Digital learning will be used in the form of (i) e-learning unit for a maximum of 30% ECTS in the semesters 1 to 3 and following case-by-case decision taken by the SC for students who have mandatory clinical internship to perform; (ii) optional animal course TU at semester 2; (iii) Massive Open Online Course for the TU "Communication on vaccines & public health" at semester 3; (iv) digital evaluation for pre-selection of Master LIVE applicants and for assessment of students in some TUs;
Structure of the Programme. 4.1 The Programme will be organised in a structure, at a time and place all to be set by the Programme Provider, unless otherwise has been agreed In Writing. The Programme Provider makes available an Announcement on these aspects of the Programme to the Programme Participant.
