Master of Laws in Intellectual Property Law in Europe

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The LLM or Master of Laws is an internationally-recognized postgraduate degree in law. LLM programs are usually open to those who have first obtained a degree in law.

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LL.M. in Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law

Trinity College Dublin
Campus Full time 1 year Open Enrollment Ireland Dublin

Intellectual Property and Information Technology have become a significant and growing area of law at both a European and an International level. With this in mind, the Law School recently introduced a new LL.M. in Intellectual Property and Information Technology law. [+]

Masters of Laws in Intellectual Property Law in Europe 2017/2018. Programme Overview Intellectual Property and Information Technology have become a significant and growing area of law at both a European and an International level. With this in mind, the Law School recently introduced a new LL.M. in Intellectual Property and Information Technology law. Students on this programme will be able to choose electives from a large range of modules related to Intellectual Property law and Technology law. These modules cover both the substantive and practical elements of Intellectual Property and Information Technology law within a European and International context. Students will also complete a dissertation on a topic approved by the course director and related to Intellectual Property and/or Information Technology law. This masters programme, popular with both EU and non-EU students, provides graduates with a knowledge base and a range of core tools to use in their future research or in their practice as intellectual property and information technology lawyers. Programme Structure The LL.M. (Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law) degree is taught over a period of one academic year, commencing in September. The year is divided into two semesters during each of which students are required to take three modules. Each module is offered in one semester only and involves 22 hours of classwork. Various forms of assessment are utilised in the different modules. Where modules are assessed by way of examination, s the examinations are scheduled at the end of each semester, in January and April/May. Students... [-]

LL.M. Intellectual Property and Competition Law

Munich Intellectual Property Law Center MIPLC
Campus Full time 1  October 2018 Germany Munich

The MIPLC provides a truly international and interdisciplinary experience, thanks to its four partners, international faculty, and students from all over the world. [+]

Our Program

The MIPLC provides a truly international and interdisciplinary experience, thanks to its four partners, international faculty, and students from all over the world.

With just 38 students (maximum) per year, our program is much smaller than others. This guarantees intensive interaction between students, professors, and staff, as well as personalized support. Our courses are designed specially for our program and our students.

Our program is:

Specialized and fully-accredited, and intensive Suitable for law graduates and students with other backgrounds alike Taught entirely in English Multi-jurisdictional, covering civil law and common law traditions and multiple countries Diverse with a wide variety of modules to choose from Interdisciplinary, discussing all aspects of IP from the legal and relevant economic perspectives Applicable, with the practical aspects of IP covered in simulations, case-studies, and internship Supplemented with study visits to European Patent Office and other IP organizations, an optional study visit to Washington, D.C., and guest lectures and talks throughout the year A member of the EIPIN network Located in Europe's IP Capital Munich Our Faculty ... [-]

Master - A Lawyer In Private Law

Far Eastern Federal University
Campus Full time 2 years September 2018 Russia Vladivostok

The program is designed to train specialists in the practical application of the norms of civil law, business law, intellectual property rights and other areas of private law, protection of property, personal non-property rights and the rights of intellectual property. [+]

Masters of Laws in Intellectual Property Law in Europe 2017/2018. Program Overview The program is designed to train specialists in the practical application of the norms of civil law, business law, intellectual property rights and other areas of private law, protection of property, personal non-property rights and the rights of intellectual property. acquired competence legislative, enforcement, expert and consulting activities; practical skills in the sphere of legal regulation of corporate and entrepreneurial activity; legal support of the activities of corporations and other entities of private law activity conducting scientific studies of civil law, including comparative legal nature. Competitive advantages highly qualified teaching staff, which includes practical professional sphere; the combination of theory and practice in the learning process; special courses that reflect the real needs of the labor market within the framework of the subject. The area of ​​professional activity and employment state or municipal service; Russian and foreign legal entities; enterprises and organizations engaged in business activities in the field of private law. Approximate curriculum Philosophy of Law (philosophy of law) Methodology of legal science (methodology of scientific research in the field of jurisprudence) Foreign language in professional life The interaction of national and international law Professional ethics and business communication in the legal profession Comparative Law (Comparative Law) Legal policy of modern Russia Corporate legal / Actual problems of intellectual property protection Banking supervision / Features of the exercise and protection of intellectual property rights Actual problems of civil law / Patent Law Legal regulation of equity securities... [-]

Intellectual Property Law Course

BAU International Academy of Rome
Campus Full time 10 days October 2017 Italy Rome

This course can be either offered in 6 weeks throughout 3 months, 10hrs per week and 15hrs in the final week to be conducted at BAU International Berlin, BAU International University Washington DC or at BAU Bahcesehir University Istanbul for a total amount of 6 ECTS credits; or concentrated in 30hrs over 10 days for a full immersion in Intellectual Property Rights for a total amount of 4 ECTS credits, that can be combined with either Competition Law or Legal English. [+]

This course can be either offered in 6 weeks throughout 3 months, 10hrs per week and 15hrs in the final week to be conducted at BAU International Berlin, BAU International University Washington DC or at BAU Bahcesehir University Istanbul for a total amount of 6 ECTS credits; or concentrated in 30hrs over 10 days for a full immersion in Intellectual Property Rights for a total amount of 4 ECTS credits, that can be combined with either Competition Law or Legal English. Intended learning outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to: Understand the difference between patents, trademarks and copyrights and the fundamentals to protect, buy and sell ideas and intellectual property Identify the additional issues that new technologies have raised in the field of intellectual property law, with practical applications to specific sectors (such as Music, Entertainment, Cinema) Understand the principles of patent, trademarks and copyrights registration and exploitation in a global market of open innovation, taking into account ethical limits, barriers and regulations imposed by specific markets, through case studies focused on the new emerging economies Be able to assess what can and cannot be protected, and what rights the owner does and does not obtain Be able to critically analyze the business models generated by the new economy of the intangibles Learning and teaching strategies What you will do: Examination of individual court cases studies from famous trade marks infringements Formal lectures Visiting speakers/videos and workshops Seminars and teamworks Game and mock up sessions... [-]

Postgraduate Certificate Intellectual Property Law

Brunel University: College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences
Campus Part time 1 year September 2018 United Kingdom Uxbridge

The Postgraduate Certificate in Intellectual Property is designed for trainee patent attorneys and others working within, or embarking on, a career in intellectual property law and practice. This part-time programme provides a comprehensive overview of theoretical, practical and management aspects of intellectual property. [+]

Masters of Laws in Intellectual Property Law in Europe 2017/2018. About the course The Postgraduate Certificate in Intellectual Property is designed for trainee patent attorneys and others working within, or embarking on, a career in intellectual property law and practice. This part-time programme provides a comprehensive overview of theoretical, practical and management aspects of intellectual property. The course is suitable for both law graduates and those with backgrounds in the sciences, technology, engineering and business. Non-graduates who currently work with intellectual property are also considered. No prior legal knowledge is required, as you will be introduced to essential legal principles as the course progresses. The course is accredited by the statutory regulator Intellectual Property Regulation Board (IPReg) and the Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys. Upon successful completion of the Intellectual Property Postgraduate Certificate, students who wish to qualify as Patent Attorney in the UK receive exemptions from the foundation level papers set by the qualifying examinations agencies (see more details in Special Features ). The programme starts at the end of September and goes through to March and it is delivered on Wednesdays from 1pm to 5pm. This is a unique programme designed by the Law School to support Law Firms and the IP industry. The part-time nature of the course makes it possible to gain valuable knowledge of intellectual property law whilst in full-time employment. UK employers sponsor over 80% of students taking the course. Aims The programme will provide students with essential knowledge about the theoretical rationales and... [-]

LLM Intellectual Property Law

Nottingham Trent University - Nottingham Law School
Campus Full time Part time 1 - 2 years September 2018 United Kingdom Nottingham + 1 more

Intellectual property is an exciting and increasingly important area of law, particularly internationally and EU-wide. The course offers students the opportunity to explore intellectual property law in both the UK and EU contexts, together with the links to competition law and sport... [+]

LLM Intellectual Property Law Intellectual property is an exciting and increasingly important area of law, particularly internationally and EU-wide. The course offers students the opportunity to explore intellectual property law in both the UK and EU contexts, together with the links to competition law and sport. About LLM Intellectual Property You will explore the internationally important area of Intellectual Property Law and learn how intellectual property rights impinge on many commercial areas. Why choose this course? Explore Intellectual Property Law in UK and EU contexts. Learn how intellectual property rights impinge on many commercial areas and study the links to competition law and sport. Learn from expert teaching staff such as Janice Denoncourt, an experienced practitioner and author of core textbooks who has been sponsored by the European Patent Office. Complement your study of Intellectual Property Law with two modules from other LLM subject areas. Choose to study full-time or part-time. Attend an International Summer School and explore Law in a European context. Scholarships are available. Individual modules can be studied for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) purposes. Modules You will study six taught modules followed by a dissertation. Core modules: Competition and IP Law in the EU Intellectual Property IP Public Health Medical Innovation Data Protection and Privacy Plus two modules of your choice from other LLM subject areas, excluding Oil, Gas and Mining Law. You will start your dissertation after completing these modules. Assessment In each case modules are assessed through one piece of course work. This usually takes... [-]

LLM International Intellectual Property Law

Brunel University: College of Business, Arts and Social Sciences
Campus Full time Part time 12 - 27 months September 2018 United Kingdom Uxbridge + 1 more

The Brunel International Intellectual Property Law LLM (available full-time and part-time) is one of the most comprehensive programmes in the UK in the field of intellectual property. [+]

Masters of Laws in Intellectual Property Law in Europe 2017/2018. About the Course The Brunel International Intellectual Property Law LLM (available full-time and part-time) is one of the most comprehensive programmes in the UK in the field of intellectual property. The programme provides students with extensive knowledge on the fundamentals of intellectual property, as well as the opportunity to develop specialised skills through a wide range of elective modules, covering both policy and practical technology-related issues. Intellectual property, especially at international level, is a fast-growing area of law largely due to the impact of technology. The widespread use of the Internet and other cross-border communications and commercial technologies has led to a comprehensive and complex legislative framework at international level (WTO, WIPO, EU). With the undisputed relevance of intellectual property in innovation and access to knowledge, the demand for structured study of the area has increased. The LLM in International Intellectual Property Law keeps ahead of the 'curve' in thinking in this area, due to our highly active Intellectual Property research centre, which in addition to providing direction and support to students’ study, regularly hosts seminars and workshops, as well as international conferences. The programme is available full-time: September (12 months) January (15 months, due to dissertation submission requirements) And also part-time: September (24 months) January (27 months, due to dissertation submission requirements) Aims You will develop an expertise in the corpus and complexities of intellectual property law. You will acquire critical and analytical skills in the complex field of... [-]

Advanced Master in Intellectual Property Law and Knowledge Management

Maastricht University, Faculty of Law
Campus Full time Part time 1 - 2 years September 2018 Netherlands Maastricht + 1 more

Intellectual Property Law and Knowledge Management is an advanced master's for lawyers, non-lawyers, and those with a degree in science of technology [+]

Advanced MSc/LLM in Intellectual Property Law and Knowledge Management

 

Taught in English

 

Intellectual Property Law and Knowledge Management is an advanced master's for lawyers, non-lawyers, and those with a degree in science of technology.

With the advent of globalisation and new media, there has been a flood of new information and technological innovation. The natural consequence has been an unprecedented number of legal questions about intellectual property, patent rights and industrial technology in an increasingly internationalised world.

To meet this demand, the Faculty of Law launched the complementary master’s programmes in Intellectual Property Law and Knowledge Management in September 2009.... [-]

Master of Laws (LL.M) in Intellectual Property -WIPO

Turin School of Development (International Training Centre of the ILO)
Online & Campus Combined Full time 9 months June 2018 Italy Turin

The LL.M. in Intellectual Property is designed for participants to acquire the skills needed to play a leading role in intellectual property rights (IPR) practice. [+]

Master of Laws (LL.M) in Intellectual Property

 

The LL.M. in Intellectual Property is designed for participants to acquire the skills needed to play a leading role in intellectual property rights (IPR) practice and teaching through exposure to an international and comparative approach. The curriculum aims to provide an in-depth examination of the classical topics of IP law, as well as specialized analysis of the latest developments in the fields of patents, industrial design, integrated circuits, trademarks, domain names, copyright and related rights, biotechnological patents and plant varieties as well as the internet, software, databases and e-commerce.

 

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LLM in European and Transnational IP and IT Law

Faculty of Law - University of Göttingen
Campus Full time 1 year October 2017 Germany Göttingen

The LL.M. in European and Transnational Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law (LIPIT) is a postgraduate program directed at providing the in-depth understanding of legal issues arising from the creation and use of literary or artistic works, mechanical or scientific inventions, digital information, and other intangible assets. [+]

Key points Degree: Master of Laws (LL.M.) Specialization: European and Transnational Law of Intellectual Property and Information Technology Language of instruction: English Duration: 1 year (1 October to 30 September) Workload: 60 ECTS credits Admission requirements: bachelor's degree plus 1 year of professional experience Tuition fee: 7,800 euros; early applicants 7,200 euros Scholarships: full and partial tuition waivers Application deadline: 30 June Maximum number of participants: 30 Program website: www.uni-goettingen.de/lipit Contact: lipit@uni-goettingen.de Overview The LL.M. in European and Transnational Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law (LIPIT) is a postgraduate program directed at providing the in-depth understanding of legal issues arising from the creation and use of literary or artistic works, mechanical or scientific inventions, digital information, and other intangible assets. It covers a wide variety of subjects, including copyright, patents, trademarks, telecommunications, electronic commerce, information security, and data protection. Because it is more and more common for transactions with intellectual property and information technology products to transcend national boundaries, this LL.M. Program is conceived as distinctly international and comparative in nature. Solutions from various legal systems are often presented when examining modern problems of the IP and IT law, and cases spreading over two or more countries are regularly discussed and analyzed. One consequence of such an approach is that this Program is suitable for lawyers and other professionals from different countries, rather than being limited to one particular jurisdiction. Besides the Program's international character, strong emphasis is placed on establishing the direct link to practice. Many classes are taught... [-]

Master of Laws (LLM) in European Intellectual Property Law

Stockholm University, Faculty of Law
Campus Full time 1 year September 2018 Sweden Stockholm

Intellectual Property (IP) Law has historically been an international discipline, as compared to other traditional areas of private law. [+]

Master of Laws (LLM) in European Intellectual Property Law

Intellectual Property (IP) Law has historically been an international discipline, as compared to other traditional areas of private law. The Internet and other forms of international telecommunications clearly demonstrate that IP rights do not recognise national borders. Another important internationalising factor is the gradual development of a European Community IP regime. This new body of law is gradually having a unifying effect on the national European IP laws. Legal disciplines have become more sophisticated andcomplex in recent times, a change which is also reflected in the area of IP Law. Specialisation in this area of practice is not only desirable; it is essential.... [-]