Common use of An Affiliated Clause in Contracts

An Affiliated. University College shall not be affiliated with nor shall it have affiliated with it any other university, college, school, or institute of higher learning without the specific permission of the University Board of Governors acting on the recommendation of the Senate. For further clarity, “affiliation” means a formal, bilateral relationship with another post-secondary institution in which the affiliated institution delivers a significant portion of the degree requirements and where credit for this is transferred as a block for all students in the program. Affiliation is understood to include articulation and international dual degree program agreements. It does not include transfer credit assessed on an individual basis or agreements that facilitate exchanges that last one year or less. Affiliation also includes any other formal, bilateral relationship with another university, college, school, or institute of higher learning in areas pertaining to admissions, transfer credits, and/or the granting of degrees. (a) An affiliation of an Affiliated University College with another institution shall reflect principles (e) and (f) listed in the Preamble of this agreement. (b) Prior to an Affiliated University College entering into negotiation for affiliation with another institution of higher learning, the Principal of the Affiliated University College shall consult with the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. This consultation may occur at the annual meeting described in Clause 2(e) of this agreement.