Lucknow: Dr Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University (RMLNLU) will offer a beginners’ course on intellectual property rights from next month. Any undergraduate student, with or without a legal background, can pursue this online certificate course offered by the university by paying a nominal fee.“The course will offer a comprehensive programme designed to help students master patents, trademarks, copyrights and designs, equipping you with practical knowledge in IPR management, procedures and real-world applications,” said RMNLU spokesperson Shashank Shekhar.
Shekhar said the course is essential for entrepreneurs, researchers, professionals and students across all disciplines looking to build a strong foundation in the fastest-growing area of law and business, ensuring you stay competitive in today’s knowledge economy with invaluable IPR expertise.He added that it is an online certificate course in which everything, be it assignments, evaluation, assessment and lectures, will be virtual. Any undergraduate students from any stream, anyone pursuing graduation, research scholars and academicians, working professionals and entrepreneurs can pursue this course.“This course offers a comprehensive programme designed to help you master patents, trademarks, copyrights and designs, equipping you with practical knowledge in IPR management, procedures and real-world applications. It is essential for entrepreneurs, researchers, professionals and students across all disciplines looking to build a strong foundation in the fastest-growing area of law and business, ensuring you stay competitive in today’s knowledge economy with invaluable IPR expertise,” he said.Highlighting the features of the course, Shekhar shared that this certificate course is meticulously designed to provide a holistic understanding of the intellectual property ecosystem, moving beyond theoretical definitions to focus on real-world application. Participants will explore the foundational pillars of IPR, gaining clarity on the legal frameworks governing patents, trademarks, copyrights and designs, he added.
