Intellectual Property, Competition and Business Innovation

Note: - All leads must be pre-registered before any student contact, and the agencies must reach out to their respective Adventus Account Manager to complete this step. In today's social reality, marked by new technologies, professional profiles who are experts in the protection of intangible assets of companies, as well as in the defense of intellectual and industrial property rights, are increasingly necessary. Unlike Among others, UNIE's Master's Degree in Intellectual Property, Competition and Business Innovation has a resounding professional approach since it is the only one with which you can train in the three major areas essential to knowing the correct protection of intangible assets in business environments: intellectual property, competition law and advertising and business management and business management of intangible assets.I. Intellectual property. You will study the legal protection of inventions in industries of maximum economic-business relevance (the pharmaceutical industry or the software industry, for example).II. Competition and advertising law and business management focused on business needs.III. Business management of intangible assets. You will analyze the economic behavior, valuation and taxation of intangible assets. **Tuition fee and English Language requirements are not given in the course page. Please contact the university.**

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• An official university degree is required (Royal Decree 822/2021): a Spanish degree, a degree from a European Higher Education Area country that gives access to master's study there, or a degree from outside the EHEA that gives access to postgraduate study in the issuing country, which UNIE checks without official recognition (homologación). Master's degrees that qualify for a regulated profession in Spain may require the prior recognition of your degree. Each programme page gives its recommended entry profile (the bachelor's fields it is aimed at), and applicants from other backgrounds may have to complete bridging courses (complementos formativos). The Admissions Committee reviews your academic record, CV, motivation and relevant experience, with a personal interview, and admission is direct while places remain. Applicants from non-Spanish-speaking countries or education systems must prove Spanish at CEFR B2 and English-taught master's require English at B2 (a certificate or UNIE's own test)
• admission is conditional until the level is proven.

The official programme record lists English. It does not publish a programme-specific minimum language-test score, so no score is invented here.

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