NLU Delhi launches masters, LLM in Intellectual Property Law and Management

NLU Delhi: The National Law University (NLU Delhi) has launched the joint masters and LLM in Intellectual Property Law and Management. The programme is being jointly offered by NLU Delhi, World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) of the United Nations, and office of the controller general of patents, designs and trademarks (CGPDTM – Indian IP Office), and commerce and industry ministry.

The main version of the Joint Bosses/LLM, which is being presented under the WIPO India Activity Plan 2023, will give an extensive pathway to acquiring mastery in protected innovation regulation and the board.

The program will offer a double track wherein understudies from legitimate foundation will be signed up for the LLM in Protected innovation Regulation and The board, and competitors from non-legitimate foundation will be conceded into Expert in Protected innovation Regulation and The executives. A panel discussion titled “Reimagining IP teaching in India” marked the event’s conclusion.

“The institute, along with the partnering organizations, has made it possible for aspiring students to build a career in IP by way of a specialized Masters/LLM program,” said NLU Delhi vice-chancellor GS Bajpai in the inaugural address. The content of the program is cutting-edge, and the pedagogical approach is ground-breaking.

Delhi high court judge Prathiba M Singh, who was the central visitor of the event, said, “This is such a turning point to the extent that IP training in India is concerned in light of the fact that it has forever been such a necessity in the IP biological system to have particular courses. IP training ought to proceed in the country in a multidisciplinary way.”

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