INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS (IPR. 7.1 You will be entitled to the IPR in theses, dissertations, exercises and answers to tests, assignment tasks and examinations produced solely and exclusively by you as part of your coursework or research except where: 7.1.1 a person other than the School wholly or partly owns or is entitled to the IPR; 7.1.2 you are working in collaboration with others in a manner that gives rise to joint creation of IPR, or interdependent IPR, when you may be required to assign IPR to the School or place the results in the public domain without restriction; 7.1.3 you are also a member of staff of the School, in which case the School will be entitled to the IPR in the absence of specific agreement to the contrary; or 7.1.4 the IPR resides in databases, computer software, firmware, courseware and related material if they may reasonably be considered to possess commercial potential. 7.2 The School shall have a non-exclusive, royalty-free, perpetual licence to use material which falls within Condition 7.1 for teaching, research and other academic purposes. 7.3 The School is the proprietor of the registered trade mark of its name, logo and has goodwill and reputation to protect. You accordingly agree not to publish, post or commercially exploit in any form or medium any matter in which you are entitled to the IPR under Condition 7.1 in any form which mentions the name or logo of the School or any member of staff without our prior consent to the form and context.
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Sources: Student Contract Agreement, Student Contract Agreement, Student Contract Agreement