Attention all University of Malta Masters and PhD students the European Patent Office will soon be organising its short course “Create – Protect – Innovate: Bringing ideas to marketâ€
The aim of the course is to complement existing IP education with hands-on practitioners’ perspective and inform students on how to use the patent system to support innovation. The course covers topics such as patents, IP Commercialisation and the use of different IP Rights. It will teach you how to protect inventions, bring them to market and will provide valuable insights on the world of innovation.
The course is divided into two Parts: Part I (Entry level) and Part II (Advanced level). Both consist of; five self-paced online learning modules (composed of high-quality videos, podcasts, and interactive educational elements), two tutored forums, a final marked exercise and live online sessions.
will be starting on Tuesday 2 April 2024 and ending Tuesday 18 June 2024. For more information on Part I, you may access the and .
To register use the access code: AU01-2024_M9n!
will also be starting on Tuesday 2 April 2024 and ending Tuesday 18 June 2024. For more information on Part II, you may access the and . To register use the access code: AU02-2024_A67L
Interested candidates are invited to apply by Sunday 14 April 2024. Applicants are kindly requested to notify the of their registration by email . Once registered you will receive a confirmation email containing detailed instructions on how to access and navigate the course.
Upon successful completion of all the relevant course activities you will be awarded an official EPO certificate and will be eligible to have the course recognised by Degree+ on your transcript.
