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LL.M. (Innovation Law)
Dates
Start Date: February
| Application Deadline: | Applies to: |
|---|---|
| October 31 | All Students |
| Admission Decisions released: Rolling Admission | |
Start Date: July
| Application Deadline: | Applies to: |
|---|---|
| April 30 | All Students |
| Admission Decisions released: Rolling Admission | |
Details
Course Language: English
Entry Requirements: LLB/JD or equivalent law degree
| Tuition fee: | Applies to : |
|---|---|
| AUD 26640 | Domestic Students |
| AUD 33120 | International Students |
Course website:
http://www.law.unsw.edu.au/future-students/postgraduate/s...
What the school says:
About
Innovation and intellectual property are being increasingly recognised as crucial drivers of the Australian and overseas economies.
It is critical that those working in these areas fully understand the range of legal and commercial issues involved in protecting and commercialising innovation, as well as having a strong awareness of the social and public interest considerations at stake.
This specialisation will offer a range of new and original courses for students interested in intellectual property and related commercial laws, with a focus on their practical application in various industries in Australia and internationally.
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