150 Master's degrees in Patent & Intellectual Property Law

The LLM in Intellectual Property Law and Professional Legal Practice at Solent University is a one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme. This master's degree equips students with essential legal skills and knowledge, focusing on the intricacies of intellectual property law and its application in professional practice.

The Riga Graduate School of Law Technology Law masters programme enables students to identify and understand the complicated relationships between technological advances and the law. 

At the University of Strathclyde you can study an MPhil in Law. The Law School also welcomes part-time students.

The Intellectual Property LL.M. program at the University of Washington provides specialized training in intellectual property law, training lawyers to provide legal counsel for scientists, engineers, computer programmers, artists, musicians and writers who hope to change the world through creative work. 

Master of Law (Intellectual Property and Trade Law) Program at Lighthouse Academy which lasts for 24 months (104) weeks focuses on depth knowledge of the specialization of Intellectual Property and Trade laws.

The Trade Marks 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 Master of Laws (LL.M) - With Intellectual Property, Technology and Privacy 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 Intellectual Property, Technology and Privacy Law certificate empowers students to enroll in a wide variety of courses that allow for concentration in certain areas of law.

International and Commercial Law at University of Buckingham provides you with a specialisation in the field of international and commercial law. It is attractive to law or non-law graduates alike.

The Intellectual Property and 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 Patent Law 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 Trade Marks and Related Rights 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 Digital Law (Online) programme offered by King's College London is designed to help you address this skill gap and immerse you in the rapidly evolving field of digital law. 

The Postgraduate Information Technology Law and Intellectual Property Law Programme from Leibniz University Hannover is a one-year course of studies. After the successful completion of the course, students are awarded the academic degree ‘Master of Laws (LL.M)’. 

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. 

Numerous successful practitioners have launched their careers by studying for our award-winning LLM programme International Studies in Intellectual Property Law at TU Dresden. 

The Kent LLM (and associated Diploma programme) allows you to broaden and deepen your knowledge and understand of law by specialising in one or more different areas.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice offered at the University of Oxford is a vocational course for people embarking on a career in intellectual property (IP) law and practice. It is a one-year, part-time course, taught by senior practitioners and academics, and designed to provide a grounding in the fundamentals of IP law and practice.  

Students enrolled in the Intellectual Property Law program from Hofstra University is an exciting and growing field, and attorneys who specialize in it work for a diversity of employers, such as large or boutique law firms, private companies, government entities and nonprofit organizations.

The Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law programme at Trinity College Dublin is a public, full-time LL.M. degree. Spanning one year, this advanced course explores the legal complexities of technological innovation. It provides expert training in IP and IT law within European and international frameworks.