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The Joint Degree programmes have been developed according to the following characteristics formulated in the survey of the European Universities Association (EUA) by Christian Tauch and Andrejs Rauhvagers (Survey on Masters Degrees and Joint Degrees in Europe, Sept. 2002):
- The study programmes are jointly developed and recognised by several institutions.
- Students at participating institutions spend part of their studies at another institution.
- The periods of study and examinations, which were completed at other institutions, are automatically recognised in full at their home institutions.
- The teaching staff of each participating institution works out the curriculum together, formulates regulations for admission and the examination conditions and also teaches at the other institutions.
- Upon completion of the study programme, students receive either national degrees from the individual institutions or a degree which is jointly conferred.
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