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Learning Agreements


The Study Administratin is responsible for questions regarding formal or academic issues.

Procedure in eDoz

  1. Click on "Check".
  2. Click on the link "Learning Agreement (PDF)" and check the document.
  3. Enter the changes required in the field "New required changes". "Save" saves the entry, but no e -mail will be sent. If you request changes you have to enter a text into this box.
  4. Click "Approve (e-mail)" or "Require changes (e-mail)".
    • Students are automatically notified via e-mail and the required changes are displayed in myStudies.
    • Only when students have submitted the modified Learning Agreement, you can approve it or request further changes.

Process

  1. Students discuss their Learning Agreement with the tutor.
  2. Students enter the Learning Agreement in myStudies.
    • Only course units of categories belonging to the Learning Agreement.
    • Course units of the ETH as well as those they wish to take at other universities.
  3. Students submit the Learning Agreement for approval (PDF is in the teaching language of the programme).
    • Only if determined in the Programme Regulations.
    • The Programme Regulations determine when the Learning Agreement must be complete (the first time they submit it or only at the end of study).
  4. The Tutor approves the Learning Agreement or request changes, students will automatically receive an e-mail.
    • In certain programmes the Learning Agreement is also checked by the Study Administration who is automatically notified. Students are only informed afterwards.
  5. Students see the required changes in myStudies and must submit the modified Learning Agreement again.

Explanation of the contents of the PDF

The PDF is created automatically when submitted by the students.

Only categories of the Study Regulations defined as "part of the Learning Agreement" are listed.

The information in the "Changes" column always refer to the latest version that you have checked.

Compulsory Courses cannot be deleted. Students have to indicate if a course has already been completed (e. g. bachelor's programme), or if they plan to drop a course.

The column “not regular” lists all courses which are not defined as standard in the appropriate category, according to the course catalogue.

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