What is the Intellectual Property & Outside Professional Activites Committee?
Led by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) and comprising experienced administrators and academics and a postgraduate research student, the Intellectual Property and Outside Professional Activities Committee is the primary body responsible for:
- overseeing the implementation of the Intellectual Property and Outside Profesional Activities Policies within the University;
- periodically reviewing the policies and recommending changes;
- providing advice and making recommendations to the Vice-Chancellor on matter relating to royalties, copyright, patents, intellectual property, outside professional activities and commercialisation.
The Intellectual Property and Outside Professional Activities Committee is a committee established under the provisions of the Intellectual Property policy of the University. The policy, composition and terms of reference of the Committee are included in the University's Administration Manual.
For more information contact the Secretary to the Committee:
Dianne Couper - Secretary