Because of the overlord clause, many schools will sign an intellectual property declaration with students before they write their graduation thesis. The content is to declare that the graduation thesis completed by students belongs to the school.

According to the truth, students do not belong to the faculty of the school and cannot be counted as job works. This student's graduation thesis is original and non-cooperative. Students' graduation thesis should belong to students, not to the school.

But the reality is that in order to avoid disputes over the ownership of intellectual property rights, the school has formulated the overlord clause. You can choose not to sign before writing, and the school can not let you graduate. Can you afford it?

I believe that one day, this ownership problem will be clear, but now, click.