LLM Law (Intellectual Property Law)

The Intellectual Property Law program at the University of Kent offers an in-depth and comprehensive higher degree education in Intellectual Property from legal and practical perspectives across a wide range of intellectual property issues. This pathway in Intellectual Property Law is intended for persons in full-time employment and for those who aspire to pursue a research degree in the field. Course Content: The course offers a broad perspective on intellectual property law. Besides providing groundwork in areas such as Copyright, Patents and Trademarks law, the course also introduces students to areas such as Design law, International and EU law, and Competition law.Key Modules: The course includes numerous modules to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the subject. These include Intellectual Property Law, Trademark Law and Policy, Copyright and Designs Law, and Master’s Dissertation in Law.Future Careers: The course prepares students for a wide array of future opportunities. These include careers in intellectual property-related legal practices, companies engaged in IP laws, and roles within international organizations. The course can also pave the way for students who wish to pursue an academic career or research in intellectual property law. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.