Master in Intellectual Property and New Technologies

The Master in Intellectual Property and New Technologies is a 1.5-year program for graduates seeking to deepen their understanding of legal frameworks surrounding innovation and technology, taught in English at Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland, leading to a Master's degree.

The curriculum covers Intellectual Property Law, Technology Transfer, and Digital Rights Management, with a focus on practical skills through case studies and projects, preparing students for the challenges of a rapidly evolving legal landscape.

Graduates can pursue job titles like Intellectual Property Consultant, Technology Transfer Specialist, and Legal Advisor in tech firms, with opportunities in law firms, corporate legal departments, and governmental agencies, using their critical analytical skills to navigate legal issues in technology.