Study Guide

Objective

The student
-recognise the importance of incorporeal rights in their own professional field
- can interpret the meaning of grant of rights in an agreement related to copyright
- knows differences and similarities between the different areas of the law of industrial property
- is able to search for and utilise different forms of protection to protect intellectual property

Content

- copyrights, industrial property rights, business name
- transfer and licensing of copyrights
- IPR portfolio

Evaluation scale

1-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

The student
- recognise the importance of copyrights in their own professional field
- can interpret the meaning of grant of rights in an agreement related to copyright
- is able to interpret agreements related to copyright at some level

Assessment criteria, good (3)

The student
- recognise the importance of copyrights in their own professional field
- can interpret the meaning of grant of rights in an agreement related to copyright
- is able to interpret agreements related to copyright well and is able to make a memo of it for paralegal purposes
- is able to apply different forms of protection in their own professional field
- is able to utilise the differences and similarities between industrial property rights and copyrights

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

The student
- recognise the importance of copyrights in their own professional field
- can interpret the meaning of grant of rights in an agreement related to copyright
- is able to interpret agreements related to copyright well, is able to make a memo of it for paralegal purposes and draft a foundation of an agreement for a lawyer to complement
- is able to apply different forms of protection in their own professional field
- is able to utilise the differences and similarities between industrial property rights and copyrights
- is able to analyse and itemise different options and select the best ones for themselves
- is able to build and manage their own IPS portfolio