Rights & Policies

Ownership of course content is governed by the InatUni Educator Agreement and the platform's Intellectual Property Policy. Educators generally retain ownership of their original work unless otherwise agreed in writing. By publishing content on InatUni, educators grant the platform the necessary rights and licences to host, display, distribute and promote the course in accordance with the applicable terms and conditions.

Yes, subject to InatUni's verification requirements and platform policies. Educators may be permitted to publish courses under a verified business, organization or brand name where appropriate documentation has been provided. This helps maintain transparency and trust for learners while protecting the integrity of the platform.

InatUni welcomes courses across a broad range of academic, professional and vocational subjects. However, every course must comply with the platform's academic standards, quality requirements, legal obligations and community guidelines. Courses containing misleading, inappropriate or prohibited content will not be approved for publication.

To verify your educator account, you will be asked to submit the required identification documents, professional credentials and any additional information requested during the onboarding process. Verification helps protect learners, ensures the authenticity of educators and supports the credibility of courses and e-Certificates offered through InatUni.

If you require further assistance, you can contact the InatUni Support Team through the Help Centre, Educator Support Portal or other official communication channels available on the platform. Our team is committed to providing timely guidance on technical matters, course management, educator policies and general platform enquiries.