Startup-related dual appointments Procedures
Procedures for Faculty and Staff Startup-related Dual Appointments
Detailed process
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STEP 01
Submit a startup application to the Department Administration Team
FounderSubmit the startup application form, startup application summary, business plan, financial contribution plan, and startup leave of absence/dual appointment request form.
* If the part-time involvement exceeds 10% of working hours (approximately 8 hours per week), submit the relevant documents after prior consultation with the Office of Faculty Affairs. -
STEP 02
Review by the Department Personnel Committee
Department Administration TeamDetermine whether you are eligible for an entrepreneurial leave of absence or dual appointments, and confirm how your department will manage any resulting responsibilities.
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STEP 03
Review by the Research Industry Relations Committee
Startup Support TeamReview the feasibility of the business plan, eligibility for licensing university technology, conflict-of-interest matters, and other startup-related concerns.
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STEP 04
Review by the Faculty Personnel Committee
Startup Support TeamAcademic Affairs TeamThe committee reviews concurrent employment for startup activities in accordance with Chapter 4, Article 31-2 of the Faculty Personnel Regulations.
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STEP 05
Agreement Signing
FounderStartup Support TeamSign the startup agreement within 15 days of approval. (Including matters such as the use of university technology, university facilities, financial plans, and other startup-related requirements.)
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STEP 06
Company Establishment
FounderEstablish the company within one year of signing the startup agreement.
After establishment, submit the business registration certificate to the Startup Support Team. -
STEP 07
Fulfillment of Obligations
FounderDepartment Administration TeamExternal Relations and Communications TeamWithin one month of the startup, sign a technology transfer agreement and complete equity donation.