CORE CURRICULUM

The TCLP combines a strong core curriculum of patent, intellectual property, and business law courses with a unique clinical program that prepares students for careers in patent prosecution, intellectual property licensing, and new technology development.

Required Courses

• Technology Transactions Law - Law 814 (6 credits)
• Technology Commercialization Research Center - Law 815 (6 credits)

Elective Courses

• Intellectual Property - Law 726 (3 credits)
• Patents and Trade Secrets - Law 765 (3 credits)
• Patent Prosecution - Law 760 (3 credits)
• Unfair Competition - Law 755 (3 credits)
• Computer Law - Law 793 (3 credits)
• International Intellectual Property - Law 732 (3 credits)
• Internet Law - Law 775 (3 credits)
• EEE 630 Entrepreneurship in Engineering and Science
  (Whitman School)
• EEE 643 Emerging Enterprise Consulting
  (Whitman School)
  

• Corporations - Law 712 (4 credits)
• Antitrust Law - Law 752 (3 credits)
• Federal Income Tax I - Law 722 (4 credits)
• Federal Income Tax II - Law 723 (3 credits)
• Securities Regulation - Law 750 (3 credits)
• Administrative Law - Law 702 (3 credits)
• Commercial Transactions - Law 704 (4 credits)
• Bankruptcy: Corporate - Law 764 (3 credits)
• International Business Transactions - Law 727 (3 credits)
• General Counsel - Law 811 (3 credits)
• Business, Finance & Economics - Law 799 (3 credits)
• Immigration Law - Law 788 (3 credits)

Students may obtain a Technology Commercialization Law Studies Certificate by successfully completing the required courses and four or more electives.