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Master en International Copyright
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Tipo de curso: A Distancia/On Line |
Idioma: Inglés |
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Precio: 8.000 € |
Válido en: España |
 Presentación:
The economic growth and cultural importance of copyright and related rights, both at a national and international level, requires the expertise of new professionals prepared to help companies, universities and government institutions ascertain the legal implications of intellectual property as well as to establish clear IP policies and contracts.
These new professionals should have a solid legal knowledge as well as technological and contractual skills. In addition, since both the economic effects and the regulation of copyright are no longer limited to specific countries or territories, they should have an ample understanding of the international implications (both at the time of its creation and exploitation) of copyright. This Master in International Copyright offers the opportunity to acquire the skills necessary to deal with copyright and related rights within a global market.
Aplicación profesional
Despite fully considering contractual and market practices on the fields of copyright and related rights, and exercises and on-field clinics being an important part of the academic program, the Master in ICRR does not intend to afford any specific professional training or provide and specific qualification for professional exercise.
Programa académico
The academic itinerary consists of several programs leading to 1 Master degree (60cr ECTS), 2 Postgraduate Diplomas (30cr ECTS, each) and 4 Awards Certificates (12cr ECTS, each), related to Copyright and Related rights. In order to obtain the Master degree, the student must follow and successfully pass the entire academic itinerary.
A quién se dirige
The Master is mostly oriented to graduate professionals , working in IP related companies, universities, law and consulting firms, national and international organizations and IP offices, who are interested in acquiring a solid knowledge of copyright and related rights in order to improve their professional skills and jobs.
In addition, it will also offer an expertise basis for graduate students who want to pursue research and academic careers in this field, as well as for graduate students who want to acquire new skills and knowledge in the field of copyright and related rights from an international approach, beyond the specific regulation of their respective national laws.
Temario
1. Master in International Copyright
1.1. Postgraduate Diploma "Foundations of Intellectual Property" 1.1.1. Award Introduction to Intellectual Property 1.1.1.1. Course Introduction to IP
- Nature of IP
- Objectives of IP rights (IPRs)
- Principles of IPRs
- Overview of the IP regimes
- Terminology issues
1.1.1.2. 2 Seminars
Student will choose 2 seminars within a list such as: (This list is neither exhaustive nor final.)
- Information and IPR
- Antitrust and IP
- Economic analysis of IP regimes
- Traditional Knowledge and Folklore
- Patents and Business methods (software patents, information processing…)
- Open Access and open platforms
1.1.2. Award International Intellectual Property
1.1.2.1. Course International Intellectual Property
- Territoriality of IPR (national, regional, supranational)
- International Institutions and Instruments (treaties)
- Dispute resolution (TRIPs)
1.1.2.2. 2 Seminars
Student will choose 2 seminars within a list such as: (This list is neither exhaustive nor final.)
- Information and IPR
- Antitrust and IP
- Economic analysis of IP regimes
- Traditional Knowledge and Folklore
- Patents and Business methods (software patents, information processing…)
- Open Access and open platforms
1.1.3. Postgraduate Research Paper (6 credits)
1 Research paper/project has to be done under each Postgraduate program; 2 Research paper/projects are required to complete the Master program. This work will be completed over the summer (July-October) under the supervision of a tutor. Students will be required to write a 6.000 word dissertation (paper) in an area of international copyright previously agreed upon the tutor: be it as a research paper or as a professional (clinical) project.
1.2. Postgraduate Diploma "Copyright and Related Rights" 1.2.1. Award Copyright 1.2.1.1. Course Copyright
- Protected Works
- Authors
- Exclusive Rights
- Moral Right
- Limits and exceptions
- Licensing
1.2.1.2. 2 Seminars
Student will choose 2 seminars within a list such as: (This list is neither exhaustive nor final.)
- Copyright and digital technology: exclusive rights, exceptions, DRM
- Freedom of expression and Copyright
- Music and Audiovisual works
- Computer programs and Databases
- IP Licensing
- The role of collecting societies
- Trademarks and the Internet: domain names
- Image rights and privacy rights
- Free Software
- ISP liability
1.2.2. Award Beyond Copyright 1.2.2.1. Course Other Rights Beyond Copyright
- Related Rights
- Databases
- Designs
- Image Rights
1.2.2.2. 2 Seminars (3 credits each)
Student will choose 2 seminars within a list such as: (This list is neither exhaustive nor final.)
- Copyright and digital technology: exclusive rights, exceptions, DRM
- Freedom of expression and Copyright
- Music and Audiovisual works
- Computer programs and Databases
- IP Licensing
- The role of collecting societies
- Trademarks and the Internet: domain names
- Image rights and privacy rights
- Free Software
- ISP liability
1.2.3. Postgraduate Research Paper (6 credits)
1 Research paper/project has to be done under each Postgraduate program; 2 Research paper/projects are required to complete the Master program. This work will be completed over the summer (July-October) under the supervision of a tutor. Students will be required to write a 6.000 word dissertation (paper) in an area of international copyright previously agreed upon the tutor: be it as a research paper or as a professional (clinical) project.
Créditos:
60
Horas:
900
Fecha inicial:
10/11/2007
Duracion:
2 años
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