FICCI’s Online Courses on IPRs: Register by March 31; Please Mention Lawctopus

FICCI has opened registrations for its next batch of online courses on IPRs.

1. Online Certificate Course on Intellectual Property (IPPro)

The IPR Online Course has been introduced with the objective to provide a platform for candidates to gain practical knowledge about Intellectual Property Rights and its importance for innovation and growth of businesses and the economy as a whole.

Intellectual property protection also acquires a significant International Law dimension with the adoption of important international treaties such as TRIPS, GATT, Madrid Protocol, PCT etc.

Further, the course provides inclusive knowledge about IPRs, its role in the R&D sector towards evolution and development of Science and Technology and elaborates on the emerging trends in the legal, technical and business issues associated to the IP field.

The modules also deal with introductions to Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks, Designs, Geographical Indications, TKDL, Plant Breeder’s Rights (PBR), Plant Variety Rights (PVR) and Trade Secrets.

Duration: 2 Months

Fee:

For Students: Rs. 5500/-

For Industry Professionals and others: Rs. 7500/-

To register, click here. Please do mention Lawctopus as the source of your information.

2. Online Certificate Course on Intellectual Property Rights & Competition Law (IPComp)

In recent years, Intellectual Property has spawned a new wave of technological innovations, leading to rapid economic growth and development. As businesses grow and attract competition, the need to understand Intellectual Property, Competition Law and its interface becomes even more important in order to sustain and thrive in the market.

The IPComp course covers fundamentals of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Competition Law, and their significance in distinct sectors including economic expansion and global market.

It enlightens about the different segments of IPR involving Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights, Industrial Designs, Geographical Indications, Trade Secrets, and Layout Designs of Integrated Circuit. It also discusses the role of Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) for harmonizing IPR with competition law for innovation encouragement as well as for social and economic welfare.

Duration: 2 Months

Fee:

For Students: Rs. 7500/-

For Industry Professionals and others: Rs. 9500/-

To register, click here. Please do mention Lawctopus as the source of your information.

3. Online Certificate Course on IPR and Pharmaceutical R&D (CCIPR)

IPRs (particularly patent rights), are generally understood to have two principal areas of impact in pharmaceuticals. On one hand, there is the issue of pricing and access and on the other hand, there is the issue of R&D incentives.

Obviously, these two issues are closely linked, and their interplay presents a series of very difficult economic and policy issues.

Pharmaceutical industry is a research based industry and requires qualified research scientists in huge numbers every year. The growing pharma R&D operations make it very essential that IP concepts and laws must be learned by the pharmacy graduate/post graduate students, pharma professionals and those in research.

Duration: 3 Months

Fee:

For Students: Rs. 10,500/-

For Industry Professionals and others: Rs. 12,500/-

To register, click here. Please do mention Lawctopus as the source of your information.

Key Features of All Courses

• Online Examination
• Downloadable study material (e-books)
• Query resolution by IP experts
• Course content developed by IP experts
• Webinars by experts
• IP Forum
• Online workshops by industry experts

Add-on Benefits

• Certification on successful completion of the course
• Internship opportunity with FICCI IPR division
• Free participation in all FICCI IP related events
• Toppers to be awarded prize money

Kindly visit the website www.ficciipcourse.in for further information.

Phone: 18003136160 (Toll free) 

Email: ipcourse@ficci.com 

If and when you register for any of these courses, please mention ‘Lawctopus’ as the source of your information. Thank you!