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Intellectual Property in Practice

Explore trademarks, copyright and everyday IP questions.

English / HindiSample curriculumFaculty to be announced
THE COURSE

Turn understanding into ability.

This sample course shows how Lawfer Academy presents practical legal learning. Explore the illustrative curriculum, learning outcomes and preview lesson. Replace this content with your approved faculty, curriculum and original teaching material before offering enrolment.

What you will learn

  • Understand the core concepts through guided examples
  • Approach a practical exercise with a clear structure
  • Reflect on your work using a review checklist

Who this course is for

  • Law students exploring practical skills
  • Beginners looking for a clear starting point

Put your learning into practice

  • Illustrative practical exercise with a factual brief

What is included

  • Structured lessons
  • Reading notes and practical exercises
  • A clear path through the curriculum
YOUR LEARNING PATH

Inside the curriculum

3 published lessons · Expand a module to see the details.

Build the foundations2 lessons
  • Map the IP landscape15 sec preview
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  • Spot a trademark issueSample lesson
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Put it into practice1 lessons
  • Work through a copyright scenarioSample lesson
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