Intellectual Property for Engineers (Workshop)
We have the following workshop being delivered by an external presenter on Thursday 5 June (Riseholme Campus) and Thursday 26 June (Brayford Campus). See below link for further details and to book a place.
Course Overview:
– This course delves into intellectual property and intellectual property management. It explores the different forms of IP, both registered and unregistered, and how each form links to innovation and creativity.
– It looks at the key IP processes one needs to master to be good at IP. It examines the different IP models or ways of playing ‘the game of IP’.
– IP may also be viewed as a large dataset, and this course will examine IP data and what one can learn from such data.
– IP is evolving and changing so the key trends in the world of IP and the implications of such changes will be highlighted.
– Last but not least IP strategy will be study and how to ensure that the selected IP strategy aligns with the business strategy.
– Although IP is a legal matter, legal ‘speak’ will be avoided throughout the course with plain English being used to explain each and every agenda item.
Story submitted by Charles Mycroft
cmycroft@lincoln.ac.uk