Delhi's National Law University has started a postgraduate course in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and patent law. The course, to be run through video conferencing, will enable students to get absorbed in research and development organisations, government and non-government agencies.
This 12-month course will encompass majority of the componets of Intellectual Property law, including filing procedures and how to conduct searches of Trademarks, Patents, etc.
This programme,as per the sources of NLU Delhi is at par with the finest IP programmes in the country, extensively covers issues related to management of IP such as commercialisation, valuation, licensing and portfolio audit.Other than legal frameworks, the training will also cover the technical aspects of writing patents and other forms of IP documents, within US, European and Indian processes.
The teaching process will be highly interactive and will consist of a judicious blend of lectures, real life case studies, examples from the corporate world, general discussions, quizzes and assignments in order to provide greater industry insights.
In order to attract working professionals, the classes will be conducted across India through a satellite based platform, before office hours, twice a week. The total fee for the program is Rs. 1,55,000.
