Intellectual Property, Data and Information Law, MSc

Centre for Commercial Law Studies, the United Kingdom

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Study options for this course

The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
MSc	Full-time	1 year	September	GBP 18850 per year	GBP 29950 per year
MSc	Part-time	2 years	September	GBP 9450 per year	GBP 15000 per year

About Intellectual Property, Data and Information Law, MSc - at Centre for Commercial Law Studies

The MSc in Intellectual Property, Data and Information Law is a programme designed for non law graduates who wish to acquire legal knowledge in areas relevant to the creative industries, including the data and computer industries but also sectors such as music, publishing or film. All students take compulsory modules in the core IP disciplines (copyright and designs law; patent law). In addition, students will have much flexibility to select a range of modules.

Internationally recognised staff who are advisers to international organisations such as the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO), the European Patent Office (EPO), the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) and the European Commission
Opportunity to gain a 12-month paid traineeship at the OHIM or EPO under the Pan-European Seal Professional Traineeship programme
Be a part of Queen Mary Intellectual Property Research Institute (QMIPRI), which runs regular research discussions, seminars and annual events
Study at one of the top 10 law schools in the UK for the quality of our research and teaching (REF 2014)

Intellectual Property Law is an interdisciplinary field comprised of law, engineering, medical science, economics, and other fields. This MSc explores the foundations of intellectual property law with relation to patents, trademarks, agricultural and medical biotechnology, copyright and more.

Structure

Two compulsory modules
Choice of 120 credits of elective modules

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Notes about fees for this course

Full-time study

September 2024 | 1 year

Home: £18,850
Overseas: £29,950
EU/EEA/Swiss students

Conditional deposit

Home: Not applicable

Overseas: £2000
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Part-time study

September 2024 | 2 years

Home: £9,450
Overseas: £15,000
EU/EEA/Swiss students

The course fee is charged per annum for 2 years. Note that fees may be subject to an increase on an annual basis - see details on our tuition fees page.

Conditional deposit

Home: Not applicable

Overseas: £2000
Information about deposits

Queen Mary alumni can get a £1000, 10% or 20% discount on their fees depending on the programme of study. Find out more about the Alumni Loyalty Award

Entry requirements

Degree requirements

A 2:2 or above at undergraduate level in any subject (excluding Law degrees).

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