The Intellectual Property and Innovation Law Concentration offers several different pathways, or tracks. Each of these is voluntary rather than mandatory. Each student enrolled in the Concentration may choose one of these paths, none of them, or a blend of courses, depending on their goals and interests. The pathways are offered here to guide students who ask: what courses should I take, if I am interested in “X”?
No matter which track a student pursues, a student who completes the Concentration’s requirements will be recognized with the Intellectual Property and Innovation Law Concentration at graduation.
Intellectual property track includes:
- Copyright Law (3 credits)
- Intellectual Property Licensing (2 credits)
- Patent Law (2 credits)
- Patent Law Practice (2 credits)
- Patent Litigation (2 credits)
- Trademark Law (3 credits)
- Trademark Law Practice (2 credits)
Technology track includes:
- Applied Legal Data Analytics and AI (3 credits)
- Biotechnology Law (2 credits)
- Cybersecurity, Privacy, & American Democracy (3 credits)
- Cyber Policy, Crime, & National Security (3 credits)
- Information Privacy: Law and Practice (2 credits)
- Intellectual Property Law (3 credits)
- Patent Law (2 credits)
- Telecommunications Law (2 credits)
Arts, culture, and entertainment track includes:
- Copyright Law (3 credits)
- Intellectual Property Licensing (2 credits)
- Introductory Entertainment Law (3 credits)
- Practicum relating to arts or entertainment law (2 credits)
- Trademark Law (3 credits)
Business of innovation track includes:
- Business Planning, Entrepreneurship & Technology (2 credits)
- Commercializing New Technologies (3 credits)
- Information Privacy: Law and Practice (2 credits)
- Intellectual Property Law (3 credits)
- Intellectual Property Licensing (2 credits)
- Law, Entertainment and Social Enterprise Practicum (2 credits)
- Startup Law and Venture Capital (2 credits)
- Trademark Law (3 credits)
- Trademark Law Practice (2 credits)