As the present age progresses new demands are being placed on the legal system and the legal profession. With innovation and technology playing a key role, there is a strong emphasis on areas such as patents, copyrights and trade marks.

In the last few years there have been several advancements in the field of Intellectual Property Law worldwide. Indian laws do measure up to these developments. Our IPR laws are reasonably strong and the Indian Courts have been considerably proactive in their enforcement. In fact in quite a few areas, the Indian courts have gone even further than the courts in UK . In the area of copyright, our laws are very strict and at the criminal level, infringement is a cognizable offence. With regards to our laws of patents, India is truly TRIPS compliant.

Global trade in the Third Millennium is and will be technology driven. IPR is the legal fencing tool which the holders of technology use for maximizing their returns of the technology developed by them. To improve the IPR literacy in the country and to promote professional legal skills amongst the Indian legal fraternity, Universal Institute of Legal Studies adopts a proactive view on all Intellectual Property issues and matters and seeks to prepare Indian budding legal fraternity into the multilateral regime.

UILS' objectives are to deliver quality programs, provide flexible delivery and to offer relevant courses that meet the needs of budding lawyers, practitioners and professionals in a global community.

These objectives are met by the following initiative:

Universal's 6 month Diploma Program on Intellectual Property Laws is the most comprehensive academic program on IPR in India . UILS brings together students, scholars, practitioners in a single forum. The faculty interact and share their diverse experience and perspectives.

Universal Institute of Legal Studies has put in place a thoughtfully developed infrastructure for the training of tomorrow's IPR professionals. The curriculum is organized to facilitate and ensure that a person who enrolls for the program, leaves as a competent IPR professional as well as a well rounded human.

To be a competent IPR professional calls for much more than just knowledge of the laws. A conscientious, ethical applications of this knowledge is an essential part of being an effective practitioner. The Institute thus lays strong emphasis on the practical aspects of the laws with the objective of moulding each one of the aspirants into truly competent professional. The methodology adopted by Universal Institute of Legal Studies is based on

The Diploma course in Intellectual Property Rights is open to all individuals who are either pursuing a 3year/5 year LL.B. program or are graduates. The course is conducted over a period of 6 months with classes on Sundays. The program is structured as a modular course consisting of six papers including the project work.

The six papers are:

• Paper I - Trade Marks - The Trade Marks Act, 1999 and Rules
• Paper II - Patents -The Patents Act, 1970 and Rules
• Paper III - Copyright - The Copyright Act, 1957
• Paper IV - Other IPR Related Laws
• Paper V - International Conventions
• Paper VI - Project-4000 to 5000 words project to be submitted on any topic on IPR

The Evaluation System is as under

• Attendance                        25%
• Class Participation             25%
• Project (small)                    25%
• Exam                                  25%

On successful completion of the course a Diploma is awarded.

Fees : Rs. 10,000 (Inclusive of Exhaustive Class notes) (Inclusive of Service Tax)

Mode of Payment

• Fees can be paid in cash or by DD drawn in favour of UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE OF LEGAL STUDIES.
• Fees shall be paid in lump-sum in advance.

 

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