Governance of the Consortium Sample Clauses

Governance of the Consortium. The Partners acknowledge that the complex structure of the Programme and its am- bitions of excellence necessitate extensive coordination for the management of the academic, administrative, and financial aspects. While being firmly committed to ex- changing information and cooperating on an informal basis anytime this is necessary, the Partners have established the following management structure of the Consorti- um. The governing bodies of the Consortium are: 1. The Management Board (henceforth, ‘The Board’); 2. The EMLE Director; 3. The Erasmus Mundus Coordinator; 4. The Local Coordinators. Moreover, the Consortium relies on the following Permanent Committees/Institutions for carrying out specific tasks: a. The Joint Selection Com- mittee; b. The Quality Assurance Committee/Quality Assurance Officer; c. The EMLE Advisory Committee; d. The Ombudsman, e. The Student Support Director, f The Examination Board. The Consortium may establish additional ad hoc Committees. The positions of EMLE Director and Erasmus Mundus Coordinator (EMLE Coordinat- ing Centre / Erasmus Mundus Coordinating University) can be combined if the Board so decides.
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Governance of the Consortium. The Partners acknowledge that the complex structure of the Programme and its ambi- tions of excellence necessitate extensive coordination for the management of the ac- ademic, administrative, and financial aspects. While being firmly committed to ex- changing information and cooperating on an informal basis anytime this is necessary, the Partners have established the following management structure of the Consortium. The governing bodies of the Consortium are: 1. The Management Board (henceforth, ‘the Board’); 2. The EMLE Director; 3. The Erasmus Mundus (EM) Coordinator; 4. The Local Coordinators. Moreover, the Consortium relies on the following Permanent com- mittees/institutions for carrying out specific tasks: 5. The Joint Selection Committee (JSC); 6. The Quality Assurance (QA) Committee, which consists of the Quality Assur- ance Director and the Student Support Director; 7. The EMLE Advisory Committee; 8. The Ombudsperson, 9. The EMLE Thesis Committee; and 10. The EMLE Examination Board. The Consortium may establish additional ad hoc committees. The positions of EMLE Director and Erasmus Mundus Coordinator (EMLE Coordinat- ing Centre / Erasmus Mundus Coordinating University) can be combined if the Board so decides.
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