Minimum university college entrance requirements
Students should gain basic insight into intellectual property rights (IPR). After having completed the course, the candidate should be able to ensure that results from R&D and innovation projects are protected. The students should, moreover, understand how IPR may be used strategically. Within this course, the students should also gain insight into how various tools can be used to protect their ideas, through applications for trademarks, design and patents and how to avoid infringement with others IPR rights
The course is developed in close cooperation with the Norwegian Patent Office
* Industrial rights
* Introduction to patents
* Introduction to trademarks
* Introduction to registered design
* Copyright
* Strategic use of IPR
* Inventions and the rights of the inventor as employee
* Copyright in the digital world and domain
* IPR and the Norwegian marketing law
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Lectures, seminars, group and individual exercises.Classfronter will be used in the exchange of information.
Three mandatory written assignments
Three mandatory assignments, which count 40%.
A three-hour written exam, which counts 60%
