Consultation checklist before licentiate application
Checklist | YES | NO | |
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1 | The entire licentiate application is presented during the consultation. | ||
3 | At least two proposed examining committee members are docents (associate professors) or have equivalent expertise. | ||
4 | If more than one selected examining committee member is not a docent, their CV’s are attached. | ||
5 | Only one member is from the home department*. | ||
6 | There has been co-publication between a supervisor and an examining committee member in the last 5 years. | ||
7 | There has been co-publication between a supervisor and the reviewer in the last 5 years. | ||
8 | There is a supervisor-doctoral student relationship between a supervisor and an examining committee member. | ||
9 | There is/has been considerable collaboration between a supervisor and an examining committee member. | ||
10 | The doctoral student has written a summary of the thesis with a list of included papers, including the publication status of each paper. | ||
11 | The principal supervisor has written a statement on the doctoral student's contribution and the novelty of the thesis. | ||
12 | The report card is completed, signed by all supervisors and relevant heads of department and attached. | ||
13 | Register extracts from Ladok are available. | ||
14 | The doctoral student is the primary author or joint primary author of a sufficient number of papers (half or more than half). | ||
15 | The scope and content of the thesis seems, in general, to be sufficient: number of sections, type of sections, choice of subject, etc. | ||
16 | There is an account of how many times each paper has been or will be used in another thesis: the name of the doctoral student, the title/provisional title of the thesis. |
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* Home department means the departments where the doctoral student, the principal supervisor and all assistant supervisors are active.