To achieve this specialist Masters in Intellectual Property Law, you will study the compulsory modules listed below, complemented by a choice of optional modules: * Research Methods * Legal Rights, Obligations and Remedies * Copyright and Design Law * Patent Law * Trade Marks and Business Reputation * Dissertation Available options: * Information Technology Law * Film Copyright and Intellectual Property Law * Ethics and the Exploitation of Intellectual Property * Intellectual Property Litigation * International Media and Comparative Law

Students/you are encouraged to take part in relevant work experience during the course. The university has an excellent work placement scheme on its professional law programme and where possible, it is intended that this will be extended to students on the Masters programmes from September 2013. If you want to enter the stimulating field of intellectual property, this course will give you the knowledge and skills to pursue a career in law firms, the media and many other sectors of the economy.