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 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.

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 2.1. 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.: