The mission of the Master program in Intellectual Property is training of professional who have an innovational thinking and ability to manage intellectual property at every stage of its cycle.
Duration of studying – 1 year
Admission requirements: Diploma of higher education (master, specialist, bachelor) of any major.
Working experience – for those with master’s diploma 2 years, for bachelor’s – 3 years.
Competition based selection.
The graduates of the program get state diploma of a master with a qualification: “Professional in Intellectual Property”.
The courses taught within the program curriculum are the following:
- Informational Support in the Sphere of Intellectual Property,
- Patent Law,
- Trade Mark Law,
- Copyright and Allied Rights,
- Intellectual Property Economics,
- Technology Transfer,
- Innovational Management,
- Legal Safeguard of an Unconventional Intellectual Property Object,
- Intellectual Property and Internet,
- Competitive Law,
- Forensics,
- International Legal Safeguard of Intellectual Property,
- Patent Law Abroad,
- Patent and Current Market Situation Research,
- Competitive Law in Foreign Countries,
- Franchising,
- Protection of Intellectual Property Rights etc.
Specific program features:
Graduates of the master program in Intellectual Property have an opportunity to do the distant learning course in the program DL 101 “Introduction to Intellectual property” at the World Organization of Intellectual Property Academy and get a certificate of the World Organization of Intellectual Property Academy (Geneva, Switzerland).
