Postgraduate Certificate in Patent Law 12 months Postgraduate Programme By City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) |TopUniversities

Programme overview

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

Programme Aims and Objectives

The PgC in Patent Law is designed to offer a deep and comprehensive exploration of patent law and intellectual property (IP) law management. This programme aims to furnish students with the critical skills needed for effective patent application, management, and maintenance, essential for navigating the complex landscape of global intellectual property law and management. Objectives include:


  • Develop an in-depth understanding of patent law, including patent drafting, prosecution, litigation, and management.
  • Equip students with practical skills in managing and auditing patent portfolios of a company/institution.
  • Provide a comprehensive grasp of the global intellectual property regime’s nuances, emphasizing industrial property rights.
  • Prepare graduates for advanced roles in IP management, focusing on patent strategy and innovation encouragement.
  • Incorporate practical training in IP tools and technologies that streamline patent application and transaction processes.

Programme overview

Degree

Other

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

Programme Aims and Objectives

The PgC in Patent Law is designed to offer a deep and comprehensive exploration of patent law and intellectual property (IP) law management. This programme aims to furnish students with the critical skills needed for effective patent application, management, and maintenance, essential for navigating the complex landscape of global intellectual property law and management. Objectives include:


  • Develop an in-depth understanding of patent law, including patent drafting, prosecution, litigation, and management.
  • Equip students with practical skills in managing and auditing patent portfolios of a company/institution.
  • Provide a comprehensive grasp of the global intellectual property regime’s nuances, emphasizing industrial property rights.
  • Prepare graduates for advanced roles in IP management, focusing on patent strategy and innovation encouragement.
  • Incorporate practical training in IP tools and technologies that streamline patent application and transaction processes.

Admission Requirements

6.5+
88+

Programme Outlines

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Programme Aims and Objectives

The PgC in Patent Law is designed to offer a deep and comprehensive exploration of patent law and intellectual property (IP) law management. This programme aims to furnish students with the critical skills needed for effective patent application, management, and maintenance, essential for navigating the complex landscape of global intellectual property law and management. Objectives include:

  1. Develop an in-depth understanding of patent law, including patent drafting, prosecution, litigation, and management.
  2. Equip students with practical skills in managing and auditing patent portfolios of a company/institution.
  3. Provide a comprehensive grasp of the global intellectual property regime’s nuances, emphasizing industrial property rights.
  4. Prepare graduates for advanced roles in IP management, focusing on patent strategy and innovation encouragement.
  5. Incorporate practical training in IP tools and technologies that streamline patent application and transaction processes.
To be eligible for admission, applicants must satisfy the General Entrance Requirements and the following programme entrance requirements:
  1. Holding an honours degree in law or equivalent qualification; or holding an honours degree in engineering, science or any other science and technology related field.
  2. Professional experience in IP management, patent law, or R&D is preferred.

1 Year
Jan
Sep

Tuition fees

Domestic
12,271 USD
International
12,271 USD

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