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Postgraduate Certificate in Intellectual Property (PGCertIP)
Law
A course by
University of Auckland
A 60-point programme aimed at non-law graduates seeking expertise in intellectual property law, particularly for those pursuing accreditation as a trade mark attorney across trans-Tasman jurisdictions.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop expertise in intellectual property law
Acquire specialist and detailed knowledge of intellectual property law, with emphasis on trans-Tasman legal contexts.
Pathway to trade mark attorney registration
Meet course requirements for eligibility for registration as a trade mark attorney (Australia) via the Trans-Tasman IP Attorneys Board.
About This Course
The Postgraduate Certificate in Intellectual Property is a pathway and stand-alone academic qualification offered by the University of Auckland Law School. It is specifically tailored for non-law graduates wishing to develop specialist knowledge in intellectual property law, and is also suitable for those aiming to qualify as a trade mark attorney (Australia) through courses accredited by the Trans-Tasman IP Attorneys Board. The programme provides flexible part-time and full-time options, allowing working professionals to upskill according to their needs. Successful graduates can use this programme as a standalone qualification or as an entry route into the Master of Intellectual Property degree.
Course Content
- LAW 700 (core course)
- At least 45 points from the Master of Intellectual Property Schedule
- 15 points from either the Master of Intellectual Property, Master of Law, Master of Information Governance Schedule, or any other 700-level course
Entry Requirements
Non-law degree required for entry
Meet relevant university postgraduate admission requirements
Build towards these roles
Trade mark attorneyIntellectual property specialist rolesLegal advisor in IP lawPathway to further law qualifications
Build skills in these industries
LawIntellectual PropertyTrade Mark Law
