The Intellectual Property program offers a range of subjects, both core and elective. The subjects and the sessions in which they are delivered are set out in the list below.

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Students seeking to be registered as a patent or trade mark attorney should check the requirements for their course with the Trans-Tasman Intellectual Property Attorneys Board (TTIPAB).

To assist you in planning your study program, UTS Law publishes lists of subjects and when they are expected to be offered in future teaching periods:

  • these subject offerings are subject to change without prior notice
  • check your study plan if subjects offered are part of your course
  • check access conditions for eligibility

Intellectual Property subjects

Subject no. Subject name AUT 26 SPR 26 SUM 26/27 AUT 27 SPR 27 SUM 27/28
77903 Copyright Law      

X

    
77893 Designs Law and Practice  

X

    

X

  
77894 Drafting of Patent Specifications

X

    

X

    
78015 Global Aspects of Intellectual Property Law          

X
78188 Intellectual Property Commercialisation      

X

    
78258 Intellectual Property and Human Rights

X

    

X

    
78186 Intellectual Property and Traditional Knowledge    

X

    

X
77895 Interpretation and Validity of Patent Specifications  

X

    

X

  
77898 Patent Law

X

  

X

X

  

X
77891 Patent Systems

X

    

X

    
77905 Preparing for Intellectual Property Practice

X

X

X

X

X

X
77740 Research Paper

X

X

  

X

X

  
77889 Trade Marks Law

X

X

  

X

X

  
77890 Trade Marks Practice  

X

    

X

  

Faculty experts who teach or research in the Intellectual Property program:  Isabella Alexander, Jane Rawlings, Natalie Stoianoff (Program Head), Maryam Tabari, Genevieve Wilkinson, Evana Wright.