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December 2006

Teaching and Learning IP

The Fall semester is all over but the grading; the Spring semester seems weeks away.  (In fact, it is weeks away!)  And a professor’s thoughts turn to new courses.  Here’s an idea that I’ve been mulling over for some time, inspired partly by this post from Conglomerate.  It’s not exactly teaching transactional skills “to the masses,” but it may be an advance over the typical ways that we teach transactional skills to IP lawyers — by teaching them about the world of licensing.

The hypothetical course would be called “IP Transactions.” It would be a two-semester sequence, with two prerequisites — at least one course in doctrinal IP, and at least one course in corporate law (corporations, securities, corporate finance) .  More below the jump.

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