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… in Maastricht University’s English-taught undergraduate European Law School programme and an examination to establish whether the candidate has a sufficient command of English to successfully follow the degree programme and sufficient skills in other foreign languages. 2. At the Commission’s discretion, the examination will either take place on-site at a designated location or, in whole or in part, remotely through digital means. Article 6 Components 1. The Colloquium Doctum shall include the … The granting of an exemption from one or more components of the Colloquium Doctum examination in cases of particular hardship or exceptional circumstances, as well as the decision, in exceptional circumstances, to grant a language exam in another foreign language than those mentioned in the Colloquium Doctum Assessment Regulations under no. 2, is at the discretion of the Colloquium Doctum Committee. 2. An application for an exemption shall, if possible, be submitted simultaneously with the … the candidate has successfully completed the written Colloquium Doctum components, or if one has obtained an exemption for the written components. 2. Assessment of separate components The written components English together with the first and second foreign language and the oral exam ‘history’ shall be assessed separately. The assessment for each component shall be expressed with the mark ‘pass’ or ‘fail’. Only those candidates who have received passing marks for all essays shall be allowed to …

… and questions were decided upon. The Commit- tee also agreed upon procedural matters and aspects of the assessment. After the interviews, the Committee discussed the scores and comments. The texts for the committee report were finalised through email exchanges. The final version was presented to the faculties for factual corrections and comments. The comments were discussed in the Committee and led to tex- tual changes in the report on a number of points. The Committee decided not to change any … PhD students and a new tenure track system are, as well as increased inter- nationalisation (including a double degree PhD programme with the Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences). There has also been an increase in distinguished foreign researchers and academic publications. Weaknesses or opportunities exist in the variable quality and productivity of the programmes mentioned above. On research quality none fall below very good but some programmes are trailing relative to the … mentioned is that the work of the group is quite often published in journals outside the fields of econom- ics or management. Except for some collaboration with some Korean partners, there appears to be no or few in- stitutional cooperation with foreign institutions. From reading the self assessment report and interviewing the programme leader we get a picture of a rather isolated group. Productivity The publication output in general and publication output in top international journals in …

… Eva Kassoti (confirmed) A case study on the role of customary law in EU external relations law 1 3 . 0 0 - 1 4 . 0 0 Lunch break 1 4 . 0 0 - 1 5 . 3 0 Pieter Jan Kuijper (confirmed) Key note: Long Term Trends and Short Term Moves in the History of EU Foreign Relations 1 5 . 3 0 - 1 6 . 0 0 Closing reception, certificates Address UM Campus Brussels: Avenue de Tervueren 153, 1150 Brussels, further information on the CLEER summer school at … external-relations Speakers: Dr. Sandra Bartelt is Head of the Legal Unit at DG Development, European Commission, Brussels. Prof. Steven Blockmans is senior research fellow and head of the EU Foreign Policy Unit of the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels. He is also Professor of EU External Relations Law and Governance at the University of Amsterdam. Sonja Boelaert, Senior Legal Adviser of the Council of the European Union, …

… especiallyto farmers and locals in rural areas. Enjoying tea is considered a meaningful traditional custom of Vietnamese people since its appearance. Tea sector in Vietnam is export oriented with about 80 percent of its annual total output supplying foreign markets. Up to now, tea products have made their presence in more than 100 countries and territories worldwide with annual export value of 200 millionU.S. dollars. Despite such big achievements, Vietnamese tea sector are still confronting even … 2: Tea Yield in 4.2 Export Situation Export Volumes Viet Nam tea products have made their presence in more than 100 countries and territories worldwide; with average annual export value export oriented with nearly 80 percent of production destined for foreign markets. The country’s main export is low-quality black tea processed using orthodox technology. Most wholesale, without labels, branding or packaging. 0 50 100 150 200 250 0 5 10 15 20 International Journal of Managing Value and Supply Chains … in Vietnam (2005-2012) tea products have made their presence in more than 100 countries and territories h average annual export value up to USD 200mil. The tea sector in Viet Nam is export oriented with nearly 80 percent of production destined for foreign markets. The country’s quality black tea processed using orthodox technology. Most of this tea is sold wholesale, without labels, branding or packaging. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 Planted Area of Tea( 1000 ha) Average tea yield …