83 Part-time Master's degrees in Patent & Intellectual Property Law

The Patent Drafting from University of Auckland is tailored for both law and non-law graduates, designed to enhance knowledge and expertise in trans-Tasman intellectual property law and to meet the educational requirements for registration as a patent and trade mark attorney.

This Intellectual Property programme from University of Auckland is designed for non-law graduates who wish to develop expertise in trans-Tasman intellectual property law. We offer courses particularly relevant to those seeking registration as a trade mark attorney.

The Master of Laws (LL.M) - With Arbitration, Business Law and Corporate Law Certificate at Pennsylvania State University gives students and lawyers from both inside and outside the U.S. a chance to pursue a higher-level understanding of the American legal system. The Arbitration, Business Law and Corporate Law certificate empowers students to enroll in a wide variety of courses that allow for concentration in certain areas of law.

The Patent Practice from University of Auckland is tailored for both law and non-law graduates, designed to enhance knowledge and expertise in trans-Tasman intellectual property law and to meet the educational requirements for registration as a patent and trade mark attorney.

The Law with Law and New Technologies course offered at Birkbeck, University of London  is an innovative, research-led course that explores how new technologies are transforming the way society operates, including the way we communicate, the way we work, the way we do business, the way we travel, and the profound consequences of these changes for the law.  

With this specialist LLM at King's College London you will gain a detailed insight into the fast-growing field of Intellectual Property and Information Law.

The Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law degree from Fordham University is a unique program that combines the classic study of intellectual property rights with the rapidly emerging field of information technology law. 

The Patent Practice program of Case Western Reserve University is designed to prepare students for careers as patent agents.

The master in Intellectual Property Law at University of South Africa (UNISA)  provides comprehensive open distance learning in a socially responsible and distinctive manner that produces excellent scholarship and research, provides quality tuition and fosters active community engagement.

Advanced Intellectual Property Law from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia prepares students for a career in Law which is intellectually challenging, financially rewarding & personally fulfilling. Law is not just about rules & regulation. Law is also about rights, justice & understanding of human behaviour & society.

Advanced Company Law from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia prepares students for a career in Law which is intellectually challenging, financially rewarding & personally fulfilling. Law is not just about rules & regulation. Law is also about rights, justice & understanding of human behaviour & society.

The Intellectual Property Law programme at York University is a professional graduate degree designed for working legal and industry experts. This part-time programme explores emerging technological and economic legal issues. Students gain advanced expertise in patents and trademarks through flexible, intensive study modes.

The Estate Planning program of the University of Miami School of Law offers a unique combination of tax and non-tax estate planning courses unavailable elsewhere.

The Technology and Intellectual Property Law LLM from the University of Nottingham offers you a cutting-edge postgraduate qualification in a fast-growing field. You will have the opportunity to study a range of specialist areas including law, artificial intelligence and robotics; digital copyright and design law; global data protection law; and regulation of the digital economy.

The Master of Legal Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is a versatile M.L.S. degree for professionals. This public programme offers flexible study modes, including online, hybrid, and on-campus options. Students can complete their training in nine months full-time or over two to four years part-time.

The Master of Intellectual Property from University of Auckland is tailored for both law and non-law graduates, designed to enhance knowledge and expertise in trans-Tasman intellectual property law and to meet the educational requirements for registration as a patent and trade mark attorney.

Improve your understanding of the legal implications of generating and commercialising innovation, creativity, and brands whilst adding a competitive edge to your legal career with the Intellectual Property Law programme of the University of Aberdeen.

The Intellectual Property and Information Technology programme at University College Dublin is a specialist LLM delivered on campus. This public study mode course lasts one year full-time or two years part-time. It provides a deep dive into legal frameworks governing digital assets and modern technological innovations.

The Master in Intellectual Property Law at University of Johannesburg aims to provide the student with the necessary tools to navigate the IP landscape, and to create awareness of pitfalls or opportunities that may present themselves. In fact, in given situations, the holder of an advanced degree in IP might be preferred for a specific task over someone that does not have such a qualification. 

The Intellectual Property Law program at University of Melbourne is one of the largest and most respected specialist IP law programs in the world. The extensive range of practically-focused and theoretically-rigorous subjects covers the spectrum of IP protection regimes and many subjects are accredited by the Trans-Tasman IP Attorneys Board (TTIPAB).