Masters Degrees (Patent)

The University of Colorado Law School’s Master of Studies in Law (MSL) degree is a one­-year, 28-­credit program that enables students who hold at least an undergraduate degree to obtain legal training short of a full Juris Doctor (JD) degree. Read more

This part-time course provides a development opportunity and will increase your prospects and employability by giving you practical skills and theoretical knowledge that firms and Intellectual Property departments, alike, are demanding. Read more

Intellectual Property Law has become an interdisciplinary field comprised of law, engineering, medical science, economics, and numerous other fields. Read more

Download the  Specialist Programmes in Intellectual Property Law induction information [PDF 19KB]. Intellectual Property (IP) Law has become an interdisciplinary field comprised of law, engineering, medical science, economics, and numerous other fields. Read more

This programme is designed to equip students with a comprehensive and specialist education in a range of areas within International Intellectual Property Law. The course will enable students to master the basic principles of the four main ‘pillars’ of IP Law, namely, Copyright, Patents, Trade marks and Industrial Designs. Read more

This course has been developed in collaboration with the Joint Examination Board of The Chartered Institute of Patent Attorneys (CIPA) and The Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (ITMA). Read more

The Brunel Intellectual Property Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) is a unique, part-time programme designed for trainee patent attorneys and people wishing to pursue a career in intellectual property law and practice. Read more

The LLM in Intellectual Property Law programme allows you to study introductory and advanced intellectual property (IP) and technology law and to scrutinise the policies affecting intellectual property and technology law under the guidance of leading scholars in the field. Read more

The MSc in Cancer Biology is for students who wish to gain an advanced education and training in the biological sciences, within the context of a disease that affects a large proportion of the global population. Read more

If you have ever spent some time in hospital, you are probably unaware that you were the beneficiary of medical devices that have been designed and developed by Medical Device Designers. Read more

The Master of Engineering in Regulatory Biomedical Engineering (rBME) is an interdisciplinary program offered through the  Department of Biomedical Engineering  in partnership with GW's  School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Read more

During their graduate studies (M.Sc & Ph.D) our students participate in the advanced, innovative and groundbreaking scientific research conducted in our institute in the many fields of life sciences. Read more

In this multi-disciplinary course, you will be introduced to the field of biomaterials, and important factors in the selection, design, and development of biomaterials for clinical applications. Read more

The digital era has increased opportunities for graduates who speak more than one language and have intellectual property law qualifications. Read more

Cancer is a subject that embraces an ever-widening range of disciplines. Read more