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2.8.2 Publishing your book in the <strong>ERIM</strong> <strong>PhD</strong> Series<br />

<strong>ERIM</strong> will co‐ordinate the process towards the book publication. This includes<br />

general language check (no detailed proofreading), cover production and book<br />

printing. Please remember that it is your responsibility to provide the necessary files<br />

and forms according to the schedule and to carefully check the proofs from the<br />

publisher and cover designer. You are also responsible for providing correct contact<br />

information, timely updates of relevant invoice and delivery addresses, etc. If you fail<br />

to follow the schedule, any delay in book production will be your own responsibility.<br />

The same applies to any errors or misprints on the cover or inside the book that<br />

were overlooked by you during the proof check. That means: start on time, follow<br />

the schedule and avoid stress!<br />

It is important that you comply with the EUR schedule with regard to the official<br />

procedures. Here are the main steps:<br />

Action Schedule Action promotor/<br />

candidate<br />

1 Apply for doctorate At least 6 months<br />

before intended<br />

graduation day<br />

2 Alternative proposal by promotor At least 6 months<br />

before intended<br />

graduation day<br />

3 Approval of thesis by promotor(s) +<br />

proposal for inner committee and<br />

plenary committee + expert if<br />

required<br />

4 If alternative proposal,<br />

compositions of inner/ plenary<br />

committee<br />

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At least 5 months<br />

before intended<br />

graduation day<br />

At least 5 months<br />

before intended<br />

graduation day<br />

5 Discuss intended graduation day At least 5 months<br />

before intended<br />

graduation day<br />

6 Report of judgement by inner<br />

committee on admission to<br />

candidate<br />

At least 3 months<br />

before intended<br />

graduation day<br />

7 Request for doctorate cum laude At least 7 weeks<br />

before intended<br />

graduation day<br />

8 Send thesis to UP At least 5 weeks<br />

before intended<br />

graduation day<br />

9 GRADUATION before the entire<br />

committee<br />

Action Doctorate<br />

Board<br />

Form 1 Nominate<br />

promotor(s) and /<br />

or copromotor(s)<br />

Attach<br />

Reply<br />

supplementary letter<br />

to Doctorate Board<br />

to form 1<br />

Form 2 incl.<br />

manuscript, title<br />

pages, propositions,<br />

CV and summary<br />

Attach<br />

supplementary letter<br />

to Doctorate Board<br />

to form 2<br />

Arrange provisional<br />

date with<br />

Universitaire<br />

Plechtigheden<br />

Nominate<br />

committee<br />

members; judge<br />

title pages<br />

Reply<br />

Form 3 Approval by Rector<br />

Magnificus,<br />

approval to copy<br />

thesis, confirm<br />

definitive<br />

graduation date<br />

Request to Doctorate<br />

Board<br />

Candidate<br />

Implement<br />

regulation in<br />

accordance with<br />

article 9.1

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