University
University of AucklandThis course is available
On-Campus, Online
Level of Study
Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma
The Postgraduate Certificate in Intellectual Property is a pathway programme for non-law degree holders who wish to enter the Master of Intellectual Property. It's also a stand-alone academic qualification. As a stand-alone programme, it will particularly appeal to students seeking to complete accredited courses required for registration as a trade mark attorney (Australia) through the Trans-Tasman IP Attorneys Board.
The flexible course offerings and the ability to complete the programme part-time make it attractive for working professionals.
Part-time study is available and recommended for working professionals. Part-time options include 1 year (two courses per semester) or 2 years (one course per semester).
For further information please contact postgradlaw@auckland.ac.nz and visit the TTIPAB website.
In order to be admitted to this postgraduate certificate, a student must have completed the requirements for a bachelors degree from this University with a Grade Point Average of 4.0 or higher in at least 60 points above Stage II, or the equivalent as approved by Senate or its representative. IELTS Academic Score required: 7.0 with no bands less than 6.5.
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