Innovation Law Specialisation

Innovation and intellectual property are being increasingly recognised as crucial drivers of the Australian and overseas economies. It is critical that those working in these areas fully understand the range of legal and commercial issues involved in protecting and commercialising innovation, as well as having a strong awareness of the social and public interest considerations at stake.

LLM (Innovation Law) courses:

• Advanced International Trade Law
• Commercial Transactions Involving IP
• Comparative Trade Mark Law
• Comparative Patent Law
• Competition Law
• Competition Law & Intellectual Property
• Global Issues in Competition Law & Policy
• Globalisation & Intellectual Property Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• International & Comparative Intellectual Property
• International Trade Law
• IP Licensing & Commercialisation
• IP Strategy & Management
• Law & the Culture Industries
• Law of the World Trade Organisation
• Research Thesis: 6uoc
• Sports Sponsorship and Marketing: Commercial Issues

Course offerings may vary. Refer to Law timetable for courses on offer.

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