Required Courses
Each student must take either LAW7715 – Intellectual Property OR two of the following three courses:
Additionally, students who have a foreign law degree are required to take in the first semester:
- LAW7535 – U.S. Law and Legal Institutions
- LAW7585 – US Law and Legal Institutions: Research and Writing
Approved Courses
- LAW7600 – Administrative Law
- LAW7739 – Antitrust and Trade Regulation
- LAW7605 – Business Organizations
- LAW7829 – Comparative Intellectual Property Law
- LAW7734 – Copyright
- LAW7340 – Cyber Insurance
- LAW7705 – Cyberlaw
- LAW 7313 – Data Privacy Law
- LAW7364 – Electronic Discovery and Digital Evidence
- LAW7842 – Food Law and Policy
- LAW7947 – Right to Privacy
- LAW7877 – Intellectual Property Clinic
- LAW7798 – Intellectual Property Clinic: Advanced Fieldwork
- LAW7715 – Intellectual Property Law
- LAW7528 – Intellectual Property Licensing
- LAW7677 – International Business Transactions
- LAW7911 – Media and the Law
- LAW7716 – Patent Law
- LAW7753 – Patent Litigation
- LAW7735 – Patent Law, Adv: Practice and Procedure
- LAW7947 – Right to Privacy
- LAW7365 – Speech, Society and the First Amendment
- LAW7939 – Trademark Law
- LAW7317 – Trademark Use and Enforcement
- LAW7980 – Unfair and Deceptive Trade Practices
Students who wish to substitute a course not on this list, should make the case for doing so to the Director of the Intellectual Property and Information Governance LL.M.