Mersin University Graduate Education, Teaching and Examination Regulation
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This regulation sets the rules for graduate education and exams at Mersin University. It covers thesis and non-thesis master’s programs, doctoral programs, and proficiency in art programs run by the university’s institutes. It affects graduate students, applicants, academic staff, institute boards, and departments at Mersin University. The regulation defines core terms such as academic activities, academic calendar, ALES-equivalent scores, credit system, plagiarism, and program structures, giving the university a formal framework for admissions, coursework, examinations, and graduation processes.
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Key Changes
- Sets a formal framework for graduate education and examinations at Mersin University
- Covers thesis and non-thesis master’s, doctoral, and proficiency in art programs
- Defines key academic terms and institutional roles used in admissions, coursework, exams, and graduation
Obligations
What this law requires
Mersin University institutes must conduct graduate education and examinations for thesis master's, non-thesis master's, doctoral, and proficiency in art programs in accordance with the procedures and principles set by this regulation.
The Mersin University Senate must approve an academic calendar each year that includes the start and end dates of graduate education terms, application dates, registration dates, examination dates, and other important dates.
The Mersin University Senate must determine the academic activities, including scientific publications and artistic productions or practices, that a student must complete before being allowed to take a thesis defense examination.
The Mersin University Senate must determine which GRE or GMAT scores are accepted as equivalent to ALES scores for graduate admission purposes.