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【正文】 staff participating in the mobility programme under this agreement, in conformity with the law and rules in force in the country concerned under the exchange. Personnel covered by this agreement will continue to ply with the contractual obligations with the home university and will continue to receive their due remuneration and to benefit from the rights that they are entitled to for their juridical position, according to the legislative norms existing in the home country. In each case, the home university shall consider the duration of the stay as an ordinary service period for all purposes. The parties agree that all financial issues will have to be negotiated and will depend on the availability of funds provided by munity programmes, or by potential public or private funding earmarked for this project. Activities for teachers and administrative staff Example of agreement Faculty members and researchers can hold courses and lectures, carry out tutorials, participate in seminars, be part of examinations, final thesis and doctorate missions at the partner university, and take part in research activities and meetings for student exchange programme planning, evaluation and development held at the partner university. The administrative staff will have the possibility of participating in meetings for student exchange programme planning, evaluation and development, and will be able to carry out special visits in order to analyse the management systems operating at the partner university. . Insurance obligation Example of agreement The parties state that their employees and staff (teachers and administrative staff) are insured against incidents that they may encounter during their stay abroad, for the activities under this agreement, All other charges, including health insurance and third party liability (for damage which they may involuntarily cause to a person or their properties), shall be borne by the staff members themselves. 6. Action and cancellation When is the agreement mencing? For how long? How to cancel it? What happens if one institution is no longer allowed to award the degree during the validity of the agreement? How to change the content of agreement? 7. Application of law and dispute resolution Some words to explain how to solve problems in case of a dispute. Example of agreement 10 If any dispute arises between the member institutions, they will in good faith attempt to negotiate a settlement. If unsuccessful, they will in good faith attempt a resolution through an alternative dispute resolution procedure (an ADR procedure) missioned by the board. The consortium will, if needed, appoint a mon mittee for appeals and grievance. This mittee will be elected among the members of the board. This is to handle possible plaints from students in the programme. The students must respect local rules. If they plain, the receiving institution will resolve the problem with the local regulations and the student Signatories Date Stamps 11 Annex 2 Example of content of Internal Regulations I. General Section 1 Aim of the Master39。s Programme and purpose of the master39。s assessment process Section 2 Master39。s degree Section 3 Admission requirements Section 4 Standard period of study, scope of studies, credit points Section 5 Assessment process and assessment deadlines Section 6 Academic Board Section 7 Examiners and assistant examiners Section 8 Recognition of grades and credits for course work, assignment to a more senior specialisedstudy semester Section 9 Cancellation, failure to appear, withdrawal, cheating, disruption of examinations II. Master39。s assessment process Section 10 Scope and type of assessment Section 11 Admission to the master39。s assessment process Section 12 Admission procedure Section 13 Written tests Section 14 Oral examinations Section 15 Master39。s thesis Section 16 Submission and evaluation of a master39。s thesis Section 17 Supplementary courses Section 18 Assessment, grading system and pass requirements for the master39。s assessment process Section 19 Repeating the master39。s assessment process Section 20 Certificate Section 21 Diploma and Rector‘s signatures procedure III. Final provisions Section 22 Invalidity of the master39。s assessment process and revocation of the master39。s degree Section 23 Access to master39。s assessment process records Section 24 Entry into force und publication