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Management of Intellectual Property, MSc
Queen Mary, University of London, Masters Programmes
- Civil & Private Law
Quick facts
| Country: | United Kingdom | Duration: | 12 Months |
| City: | London | Start Date: | September |
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| Languages: | English |
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Programme Description
The School of Law offers a wide range of Taught and Research postgraduate programmes, with over 700 students from all over the world. The breadth and depth of our expertise enables us to offer courses and supervision in virtually all major branches of law. The presence of the Centre for Commercial Law Studies in the School of Law provides a particular strength in the field of commercial law.
The MSc course is aimed at those who recognise the increasingly important role of intellectual property in our modern economy. There is continual need in industry, commerce and in those professions concerned with intellectual property law. The course is for science and technology graduates who wish to study intellectual property law to a high level.
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Contents
All students are required to study the core subject units:
* Patent Law,
* Copyright and Designs Law,
* Law of Trade Marks and Unfair Competition,
* Competition Law,
* and Basic Principles of English Law,
* Practice and Evidence in Term 1.
Occasional additional second semester options may be available.
Assessment :
* Three-hour, 15-minute papers for each full core option, for example Copyright and Designs Law I and II.
* Two-hour, 15-minute papers for each half option, for Licensing Practice (if option is run).
Closed book examinations operate for all courses.
Students are offered the chance to undertake additional special papers for intending Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys. Those who opt to undertake these exams gain exemption from the CIPA and ITMA Joint Examination Board foundation-level exams and also gain a pass in the additional Certificate of Intellectual Property Law.
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test if you come from a non-English speaking country.
Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test.
More informationRequirements
Minimum 2.2 honours degree in natural or medical sciences or engineering. Graduate degrees in mathematics, computer sciences or economics will be considered, but must show that a considerable amount of their previous study covered the areas of science and technology. Overseas applicants will be required to demonstrate a proficiency in the English language (IELTS).
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