Registration is now open for American University Washington College of Law’s IP Summer Session, June 1-20, 2015.
The courses are available to students from developing countries at a discount.
The Summer Session features a number of courses on cutting edge issues in international IP and pharmaceutical issues that may be of interest to Spicy IP members. All courses are open to current law school students from any law school as well as to practitioners pursuing continuing legal education.
Courses of particular interest to Spicy IP listers may include:
Introduction to International Intellectual Property Law I: Foundations
Michael Carroll, American University Washington College of Law
June 1-4 MTWTh, 9am-12pm
1 Academic Credit
Introduction to International Intellectual Property II: Practicum
Sean Flynn, American University Washington College of Law
June 1-5 (MTWTh June 1-4, 2-5pm; F June 5, 10-4pm, simulation)
1 Academic Credit
IP and Environmental Law
Jeremy DeBeer, University of Ottawa Faculty of Law
June 1-4, MTWTh 6-9pm
1 Academic Credit
Post Grant Review Before the Patent and Trademark Office
David Cavanaugh, WilmerHale
June 15-18, 9am-5pm (Break 12-1:30pm)
2 Academic Credits
Pharmaceutical Litigation Under Hatch Waxman
Sanya Sukduang, Jon Davies, Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP
June 19-20, 9am-5pm (break 12-1:30pm)
1 Academic Credit
Apply at https://www.wcl.american.edu/pijip/go/summer-applications
The University’s PJIP : LL.M program. is designed for U.S. and foreign attorneys looking to study with a large and diverse faculty in an academic environment having a strong focus on international and public interest. The extensive and intensive theoretical as well as practical coursework ensures that the program is well suited to those intending on pursuing a career in public or private practice or in academia.
Partial tuition merit scholarships are available for outstanding applicants – the deadline for scholarship applications is May 1st.