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In today’s global, information-based economy, having lawyers that understand intellectual property law is more important than ever. Artists, entrepreneurs, engineers, inventors and business professionals all have a stake in a sound intellectual property strategy.
As an intellectual property attorney, you can help entrepreneurs and inventors bring their ideas out of the garage and into the global marketplace. You can help artists and musicians earn a living from their talents and passions. You can help Fortune 500 companies develop brand strategies and negotiate license agreements. As an intellectual property attorney, you are a key element of the innovation economy.
These courses cover the basic areas of intellectual property law:
Below are additional recommended courses related to intellectual property law. You should choose courses that interest you or that will further your career objectives.
Texas A&M is proud to be among a limited number of law schools housing two clinics certified by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office—one on patent law and one on trademark law. The clinics within our Center for Law and Intellectual Property (CLIP) focus on IP and related topics, including transactional matters concerning real business entities. The CLIP clinics enable students to practice law under the guidance of supervising attorneys.
Below is a list of full-time faculty who teach IP law courses or are interested in the area. You can contact them if you have questions.
Below is a list of part-time and adjunct faculty who teach IP and related courses or supervise IP clinics.