Foundation IP Law
Training Provider: SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Course Reference: TGS-2023037359
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About This Course
IPM501 Foundation IP Law investigates how intellectual property (IP) rights have been established to protect creators and inventors, and businesses that market their innovations. This protection can come in the form of patents, industrial designs, trade marks and copyright. The course examines IP legislations and regulations in Singapore to recognise and identify the various aspects of IP related to intellectual assets. Students will learn to analyse how IP laws drive business strategies, evaluate the potential courses of action and recognise the resulting business implications
What You'll Learn
1 Differentiate IP legislations and regulations in Singapore
2 Appraise the business application of IP
3 Analyse the qualifying criteria for IP
4 Evaluate the subject matter that cannot be protected by IP
5 Assess the different considerations related to IP transactions
6 Distinguish potential infringement activities
7 Examine defences against allegations of infringement
8 Distinguish the remedies awarded if infringement is proven.
9 Appraise the relevant aspects of IP law in Singapore which are applicable to intellectual assets in collaboration with relevant stakeholders
10 Analyse how IP law can drive IP strategies and objectives
11 Assess potential courses of action to identify resulting business implications
2 Appraise the business application of IP
3 Analyse the qualifying criteria for IP
4 Evaluate the subject matter that cannot be protected by IP
5 Assess the different considerations related to IP transactions
6 Distinguish potential infringement activities
7 Examine defences against allegations of infringement
8 Distinguish the remedies awarded if infringement is proven.
9 Appraise the relevant aspects of IP law in Singapore which are applicable to intellectual assets in collaboration with relevant stakeholders
10 Analyse how IP law can drive IP strategies and objectives
11 Assess potential courses of action to identify resulting business implications
Entry Requirements
Bachelor Degree
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