Common use of Scope of Collaboration Clause in Contracts

Scope of Collaboration. 1.1 Areas of collaboration may be proposed by either institution and may include, but are not limited to: [SELECT THOSE PERTINENT TO YOUR PARTNERSHIP. POSSIBILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, THOSE LISTED BELOW] • Joint and articulated degree programs; • Joint teaching, research, or cultural activity; • Mobility of faculty, scholars, and students between institutions; • Staff professional development; • Sharing or creation of educational materials and resources.

Scope of Collaboration. 1.1 i. Areas of collaboration may be proposed by either institution and may include, but are not limited to: [SELECT THOSE PERTINENT TO YOUR PARTNERSHIP. POSSIBILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, THOSE LISTED BELOW] • Joint and articulated degree programs; • Joint teaching, research, or cultural activityresearch and publication activities; • Mobility of faculty, scholars, and students between institutions; • Staff professional developmentCultural exchange; • Sharing or creation of educational materials and resources; • Joint lectures, conferences and seminars; • Staff professional development.

Scope of Collaboration. 1.1 Areas The areas of collaboration may can be proposed by either institution and may can include, but are not limited to: [SELECT THOSE PERTINENT TO YOUR PARTNERSHIP. POSSIBILITIES INCLUDE- Joint degree programmes; - Joint teaching and research; - Joint seminars, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, THOSE LISTED BELOW] • Joint symposiums and articulated degree programsconferences; • Joint teaching, research, or cultural activity; • - Mobility of facultyfaculty members, scholars, staff and researchers between institutions; - Mobility of students between institutions; • - Staff professional development; • - Sharing or and creation of educational materials and resources; - Joint cultural activities; and - Other collaboration and exchange as mutually agreed by both institutions.