Intellectual Property, Technology & Health Law

Courses

The Law School has compiled the following list of upper-level courses currently or recently offered to guide students interested in intellectual property, technology, and health law. Related clinics and/or externships are marked with an asterisk and grouped separately at the end of the list. The Law School offers the listed courses regularly, but some are not available every year. For guidance about which courses might best fit your particular needs, please consult the faculty members listed below.

• Advanced Patent Drafting
• Copyright
• Digital Civil Liberties Seminar
• Entrepreneurship & Intellectual Property Clinic*
• FDA Law
• Health Law
• Information Privacy Law
• Innovation in Pharmaceutical Industry Seminar
• Intellectual Property
• Intellectual Property Licensing
• Intellectual Property Seminar
• Intellectual Property Protection of Computer Software
• Intellectual Property Litigation & Dispute Resolution
• Intellectual Property Licensing & Technology Transfer: Planning & Drafting
• International Intellectual Property
• Law Tech
• Managed Care and Government-Sponsored Health Insurance
• Patent Drafting
• Patent Law
• Patent Research & Strategy
• Survey of Intellectual Property
• Social Media & Content Regulation
• Trademark Practice
• Trademarks & Unfair Competition

Clinics & Externships

The Law School offers the following clinic related to intellectual property, technology, and health law: the Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property Clinic.

LLM Programs

JD students interested in this area of law may go beyond the JD program and pursue an LLM degree in Intellectual Property and Technology Law.

Other Opportunities

The Law School offers students interested in intellectual property, technology, and health law a range of extra- and co-curricular opportunities including the Intellectual Property Law Society and the Sports and Entertainment Law Society – both of which host guest speakers and provide networking opportunities with practicing IP lawyers and experts in the field. Students can also compete in the Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Competition, sponsored by the International Trademark Association, and the Giles Sutherland Rich Moot Court Competition, sponsored by the American Intellectual Property Law Association. Students are also encouraged to get involved in related activities at the University such as the Skandalaris Center for Interdisciplinary Innovation and Entrepreneurship. In addition, students may participate in the CEL Entrepreneurial Consulting Team (CELect). CELect is a for-credit opportunity that allows students from across the University to work on research-oriented management consulting projects for high-growth St. Louis area startups.