Common use of Student Mobility Clause in Contracts

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also be accepted for specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also alsa be accepted for specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted given priority for acceptance by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also be accepted for specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also be accepted for fôr specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also be accepted for tor specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also be accepted for specific specifıc components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also alsa be accepted for far specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ non-graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet .meet admission requirements. They may also be accepted for specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party Paıty to undertake a selection of courses as non­ non-graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirementsaclnıission•requirements. They may also be accepted for specific components, such as traineeships and work placements placeınents in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.

Student Mobility. 2.1.1 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other o,�her Party to pursue postgraduate studies if they meet admission requirements. They may also be accepted for far specific components, such as traineeships and work placements in the host country if such components form part of the program. 2.1.2 Students of one Party may be accepted by the other Party to undertake a selection of courses as non­ graduating students, under the Study Abroad Program.