Common use of Thesis Clause in Contracts

Thesis. This Agreement shall not prevent or hinder the Student from submitting a thesis based on results generated within the scope of the Project, or from following the University’s procedures for examination and for admission to postgraduate degree status. The Student shall follow the University’s regulations for the submission of a thesis for examination. In any event the Student shall submit a draft thesis to the Academic Supervisor and Industrial Supervisor at least thirty (30) days prior to the date for submission for examination. The Company recognises that data obtained during the course of the Project and, if appropriate, any Background Intelletual Property supplied by the Company may be used in the preparation of a thesis or theses. If deemed appropriate, and provided that the Company notifies the University of such requirement within thirty (30) days of receipt of the draft thesis, any thesis prepared using such information will be kept confidential for a period of [insert a time period of no more than five (5) years – this period may be less than 5 depending on the length of time that the University keeps the thesis embargoed in its library] years as outlined in the University’s regulations governing submission of theses. Thereafter, any such thesis or theses will be placed in the public domain.

Thesis. This Agreement shall not prevent or hinder the Student from submitting a thesis based on results generated within the scope of the Project, or from following the University’s procedures for examination and for admission to postgraduate degree status. The Student shall follow the University’s regulations for the submission of a thesis for examination. In any event the Student shall submit a draft thesis to the Academic Supervisor and Industrial Supervisor at least thirty (30) days prior to the date for submission for examination. The Company recognises that data obtained during the course of the Project and, if appropriate, any Background Intelletual Property supplied by the Company may be used in the preparation of a thesis or theses. If deemed appropriate, and provided that the Company notifies the University of such requirement within thirty (30) days of receipt of the draft thesis, ,any thesis prepared using such information will be kept confidential for a period of [insert a time period of no more than five (5) years – this period may be less than 5 depending on the length of time that the University keeps the thesis embargoed in its library] years as outlined in the University’s regulations governing submission of theses. Thereafter, any such thesis or theses will be placed in the public domain.