Intellectual Property Policy
Policy R30.03 on Intellectual Property (IP) was approved by the SFU Board of Governors on July 22, 2004 and is in effect for IP created after that date.
A Creator who elects to Commercialize his/her IP must disclose such election in writing, as described in Appendix B, Commercialization Procedures. Disclosure will use the Intellectual Property Disclosure Form, Appendix C to the Policy.
The previous SFU policies are in effect for IP created before that date:
All other policies pertaining to research at SFU are available here.You may also wish to review the intellectual property and technology transfer policies of other British Columbia universities:
- The University of British Columbia Policy on Patents and Licensing
- Contact the UBC University-Industry Liaison Office for more information.
- The University of Victoria Policy on Intellectual Property
- Contact the UVIC Innovation and Development Corporation for more information.
- The University of Northern British Columbia: contact the Technology Transfer Office for more information