Types of cooperation. The parties indicate their willingness to cooperate in the promotion of both educational and research activities. Under this MoU the types of cooperation may include: - Joint research projects and common scientific initiatives, such as seminars, lectures etc..; - Reciprocal exchange of academic and administrative staff; - Exchange of publications, reports and other academic information; - Exchange of students; - Use of research equipment and free access to the facilities of either institution; - Joint academic programmes (e.g. double degree programmes); - Short-term study abroad for students; - Other activities as mutually agreed.
Types of cooperation. There are two types of administrative cooperation: • cooperation effected by the pooling of certain resources, notably staff, in the "joint services" of the two Committees; and • cooperation in certain areas in which the services concerned are autonomous.
Types of cooperation. Through this Memorandum of Understanding, both parties affirm the value of international collaboration and agree to endeavor to promote academic and scientific activities including, but not limited to, the following: • Joint research projects in fields of mutual interests; • Exchange of academic publications and reports; • Sharing of experiences in innovative teaching methods and course design; • Organization of joint symposia, workshops, and conferences; • Opportunities for faculty development and exchange; • Opportunities for student exchange; and Comment [SS1]: These can be revised as necessary. • Opportunities for exchange of visiting research scholars. This Memorandum of Understanding places no financial obligations or supplementary funding commitments on either party. Specific activities will be established and defined through separate written agreements that detail the terms, conditions, and commitment of resources (financial or otherwise) required of each party in connection with the specific activity.
Types of cooperation. In order to achieve mutually agreed objectives in the areas of cooperation listed in Article I, Paragraph 1 of this Agreement, the United States of America may provide the following types of assistance to Georgia:
Types of cooperation a. Joint research projects, conferences, specific academic or research seminars, projects and symposiums.
Types of cooperation. Recognizing the importance of collaboration and the contributions to society made by institutions of higher education, the parties hereby express their interest in promoting mutually beneficial academic and scientific exchange between the faculties and students of the two institutions. Through this MOU, both parties agree to endeavor to promote such activities including, but not limited to, the following: Discussions of potential collaborative research; Opportunities for faculty development and exchange; Opportunities for student development and exchange; Exchange of academic publications and reports; Sharing of experiences in innovative teaching methods and course design; and Organization of joint symposia, workshops, and conferences. This MOU is a statement of intent and does not create any legally binding obligations between the parties, nor does it place any financial obligations or supplementary funding commitments on either party. Specific activities that the parties desire to undertake require separate written agreements that detail the terms, conditions, and commitment of resources (financial or otherwise) required of each party in connection with the specific activity.
Types of cooperation. Both Parties agree that the authorities in charge of nuclear power safety and emergency preparedness and response shall carry out exchanges and cooperation on nuclear power safety as follows:
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