Accompanying the rapid pace of technological innovation and increasing borderlessness of corporate activity, the volume of intellectual property disputes has also been rising significantly. At present, the majority of graduate schools with programs in the field of intellectual property rights are grounded in engineering, but the educational orientation of our school is based in the study of law. The goal is to train individuals who possess the ability to create, protect, and utilize intellectual property as well as resolve disputes regarding intellectual property. We provide an education that should meet the needs not only of law graduates, but of students from a diverse range of backgrounds including business administration, economics, and engineering.

Master's Course

Major Subjects

• Patent Law
• Utility Model Law
• Copyright Law
• Unfair Competition Prevention Law
• Comparative Copyright Law
• Constitutional Law
• Administrative Law
• Legal Informatics
• Civil Law Part I (Property Law-General)
• Civil Law Part II (Obligation-General)
• Commercial Law
• Civil Procedure
• Arbitration Law
• Corporate Criminal Law
• Economic Law
• Tax Law
• Conflict of Laws
• International Trade Law
• International Civil Litigation
• Anglo-American Private Law
• Reserch and Seminar for Master Paper I/II
• Design Law
• Trademark Law
• Intellectual Property Convention

Special Subjects

• Externship on Practice of Patent Attorney
• Valuation of Intellectual Property
• Corporate Finance
• Introduction to Management
• Information Management
• Law and Policy for the University based Innovation
• Corporate Branding Strategy
• Venture Businesses
• International Management
• Exercises for Invention and Filing Documents
• Introduction to Engineering
• Introduction to Mechanical Engineering
• Drawing Law
• Introduction to Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Introduction to Information Studies
• Strategy for International Standardization

Developmental Subjects

• Intellectual Property Practice and Professin Moral
• Aspect of Manner to Deal with IP Disputes
• The Intellectual Property Systems in Asia
• Special Lecture on Intellectual Property Law I-III
• Digital Contents Law
• Cyberspace Law
• Law and International Standardization
• English Studies in Intellectual Property
• Special Lecture on Patent & Utility Model Laws I-III
• Special Lecture on Design Law I-II
• Special Lecture on Trademark Law I-II
• Special Lecture on Intellectual Property Conventions I-II