Introduction
Master of Intellectual Property Law is a Master's level/ Post Graduate course also known as MIPL. The course is considered as a branch of Human rights law which deals with the study about intellectual properties and the laws related to that. Intellectual Property is nothing but a different type of creation for which some exclusive rights are recognized. These laws are different for different fields. These intellectual property laws grant some exclusive rights to the owners for various intangible assets like literary, music, discoveries, inventions, artistic works, symbols, etc.
The course includes teaching about various forms of Intellectual properties, analysis, law related to them and their commercialization.
Eligibility
Being a Postgraduate course, it requires graduates from any stream who have completed the same from a reputed institute and have secured at least 50% marks in the same. The minimum required marks vary from one institute to another and it is advised to check the same.
Admission Procedure
For admissions, submission of duly filled application form is required. Candidates can select the institute and after checking the eligibility criteria, they can submit their completed application. Admissions are offered directly or on merit basis in most of the cases.
There are only a few institutes which are conducting entrance tests to shortlist the candidates on the basis of their performance in the same.
Duration
The duration of this course is 2 years in regular mode. It is available through correspondence also but in that case, the duration will vary.
Further Study options
After completion of this course, candidates can enroll in L.L.M. in human rights/ Intellectual Property Rights, etc. They can also pursue M.B.A. in Intellectual Property Rights. Ph.D. in the same or related fields like Human Development, Master in Labour Laws and Labour Welfare are some suitable options for these candidates.
Course Highlights
The course starts with some introductory sessions for Law, intellectual properties, etc. Then the candidates learn about copyright, design law, patents, trademarks, passing off and geographic indications, etc.
Details of IP litigation, plant breeder's rights, advanced IP issues, Commercialization of IP and licensing, international and comparative IP law are also included in the course.
The last part of this course is a project.
Job aspects
These candidates can work as a legal writer, patent analyst, legal executive, lead analyst, lecturer, professor, professional lawyer, etc depending upon various factors like interest, final qualification, and availability of job.
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