Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Course Bundle
Build practical knowledge of copyright, trademark and patent law, together with AI, intellectual property and data protection. Learn protection, registration, licensing, enforcement and drafting across four connected certificate courses.
Why Study Intellectual Property Through One Bundle?
Creative works, brand identities, inventions and AI-driven businesses raise connected legal questions. This bundle brings four focused courses together to help you understand these areas in one learning journey.
Start with copyright ownership and licensing, understand how trademarks are searched and registered, and explore patent protection from patentability to enforcement. Connect these foundations with emerging issues involving AI-generated content, inventorship, confidential information and personal data.
The bundle combines legal principles with procedural knowledge and drafting exposure. It is relevant to IP advisory, commercial transactions, disputes, media and entertainment, technology businesses and legal research.
Each course is available separately for ₹1,099. Enrolling in all four through this bundle costs ₹2,499, saving ₹1,897 against the combined individual price of ₹4,396.
Questions This Bundle Helps You Explore
- Who owns a creative work, brand asset or invention?
- How are trademarks and patents registered and protected?
- How are IP rights licensed, assigned and commercialised?
- What documents are used in IP practice and enforcement?
- How do AI-generated works raise IP and ownership issues?
- Where do data protection, privacy and trade secrets intersect?
Build Practical Knowledge Across Four Connected IP Areas
Study copyright, trademarks, patents and AI-related IP and data protection through one structured bundle.
Skills Learners Can Develop
Develop a stronger foundation for understanding, protecting, commercialising and enforcing intellectual property rights.
Assess IP Protection
Distinguish copyright, trademarks and patents and identify the protection relevant to different assets.
Understand Registration
Follow trademark searches, classification, applications and objections, together with patent filing and examination.
Analyse Ownership
Examine authorship, first ownership, inventorship, assignments and AI-generated assets.
Draft IP Documents
Explore licences, assignments, notices, trademark documentation and patent specifications.
Review Commercial Transactions
Understand licensing structures, royalties, rights clearance and the transfer of IP rights.
Evaluate Disputes
Study infringement, passing off, fair dealing, opposition, revocation and available remedies.
Navigate AI and IP
Analyse AI-generated works, inventorship, algorithmic confusion and liability questions.
Recognise Data Risks
Identify training-data, confidentiality, privacy, trade-secret and data-sharing concerns.
Designed for Learners and Legal Professionals
Law Students
Build a foundation in intellectual property, technology law, commercial practice and practical drafting.
Recent Law Graduates
Prepare for learning and work involving IP firms, media businesses, technology companies and legal research.
Lawyers and Advocates
Strengthen knowledge of IP advisory, registration, licensing, enforcement and disputes.
Corporate Legal Professionals
Understand ownership, commercial agreements, brand protection, AI tools and data-use arrangements.
IP and Technology Professionals
Connect innovation, patent strategy, trademark portfolios, confidential information and AI-related legal risks.
Creators and Entrepreneurs
Understand the legal protection of creative works, brands and inventions and how rights may be commercialised.
Courses Included in the Bundle
Explore each course individually or enrol in the complete bundle for ₹2,499. Each course costs ₹1,099 when purchased separately.
Copyright Law and Practice
Understand creative works, authorship, ownership, licensing, infringement, media rights, digital copyright and practical drafting.
Trademark Law and Practice [+ Drafting]
Learn trademark searches, classification, registration, objections, opposition, infringement, international protection and documentation.
Patent Law and Practice
Study patentability, registration, specification drafting, licensing, opposition, infringement, revocation and AI inventorship.
AI, IP Law and Data Protection
Explore AI-generated content, inventorship, trademark risks, trade secrets, privacy, data use, liability and accountability.
Four Courses. One Bundle. Save ₹1,897.
Get all four certificate courses for ₹2,499 instead of the combined individual price of ₹4,396.
Bundle Curriculum
Explore 48 modules across the four courses. Open a course, then open an individual module to view its topics.
Course 1: Copyright Law and Practice
Module 1: Foundations of Copyright Law
- Concept, purpose and justification of copyright
- Copyright as an intellectual property right
- Economic and moral rights
- Berne Convention, TRIPS and WIPO
- Structure of the Indian Copyright Act, 1957
Module 2: Copyrightable Works and Originality
- Types of protected works
- Originality standards in India
- Idea-expression distinction
- Functional and derivative works
- Exclusions from protection
Module 3: Authorship, Ownership and First Ownership Rules
- Authorship and first ownership
- Employment and commissioned works
- Joint authorship and collective works
- Government works and public ownership
Module 4: Rights Conferred by Copyright
- Economic and moral rights
- Special rights in films and sound recordings
- Neighbouring and related rights
Module 5: Term, Registration and Public Domain
- Duration of protection
- Registration process and legal effect
- Public domain works and reuse
- Notices and attribution
Module 6: Copyright Commercialisation and Transactions
- Assignment and licensing
- Exclusive and non-exclusive licences
- Royalty structures and statutory safeguards
- Drafting copyright agreements
Module 7: Copyright Infringement and Exceptions
- Types of infringement
- Fair dealing under Section 52
- Educational, research and news reporting exceptions
- Digital infringement and intermediary liability
- Available defences
Module 8: Remedies and Enforcement
- Civil remedies, injunctions, damages and accounts
- Criminal offences and penalties
- Border enforcement and customs measures
- Interim relief and practical enforcement strategy
Module 9: Copyright in Media and Entertainment Practice
- Films, music and OTT ownership
- Chain of title and rights clearance
- Music publishing and licensing
- Advertising and branding
- Talent and producer agreements
Module 10: Copyrights in Fashion Designs and Prints
- Copyright issues affecting fashion designs, artistic works and prints
- Interaction with commercial use
Module 11: Copyright and Artificial Intelligence
- AI authorship and copyrightability
- Comparative UK, EU and US approaches
- Machine creativity and policy positions
- Proving originality and infringement
Module 12: Copyright in the Digital Economy
- Social media and user-generated content
- Platform policies and online takedowns
- Online education and e-learning
- Digital enforcement challenges
Module 13: Copyright Agreements, Drafting and Enforcement Documents
- Copyright agreements and assignment deeds
- Licensing agreements
- Copyright infringement notices
- DMCA takedown notices
- Moral-rights waiver clauses
Module 14: Copyright Practice and Career Pathways
- Copyright litigation and transactional IP advisory
- Media and entertainment practice
- In-house and policy roles
- Building a niche in copyright, media and AI law
Module 15: Conclusion
- Consolidating concepts, practical skills and professional applications
Course 2: Trademark Law and Practice [+ Drafting]
Module 1: Introduction to Trademark Law
- Meaning and importance of trademarks in business and branding
- What can be protected as a trademark: words, logos, colours, sounds and shapes
- Functions of a trademark in the market
- Overview of the Trade Marks Act, 1999
- Trademark vs copyright vs patent: a practical comparison
- Well-known trademarks and brand protection
Module 2: Registrability of Trademarks
- Absolute grounds for refusal (Section 9)
- Relative grounds for refusal (Section 11)
- Inherent and acquired distinctiveness
- Descriptive, generic and deceptive marks
- Case-based understanding of registrability
Module 3: Trademark Classification and Search
- Nice Classification (Classes 1–45)
- Choosing the correct class for goods and services
- Identifying conflicting and similar marks
- Bonus Masterclass: Mastering Trademark Search and Selection
Module 4: Trademark Application and Filing Process
- Types of applicants: individuals, startups, MSMEs and companies
- Documents required for filing
- Trademark application (Form TM-A)
- Use claims and proposed-to-be-used marks
- Government fees and filing timelines
Module 5: Examination, Objections and Reply Drafting
- Trademark examination process
- Common examination objections
- Reply to an examination report
- Use of case law and precedents in replies
Module 6: Trademark Opposition and Counter-Statement
- Opposition proceedings under Section 21
- Filing a notice of opposition
- Drafting a counter-statement
- Evidence stages in opposition
- Hearings before the Trade Marks Registry
Module 7: Registration, Renewal and Rectification
- Grant of trademark registration
- Registration certificate and rights
- Trademark renewal process
- Rectification and cancellation proceedings
- Assignment and transmission of trademarks
- Bonus Masterclass: Mastering Trademark Registration Procedure
Module 8: Infringement and Passing Off
- Essentials of trademark infringement
- Passing off and its elements
- Civil and criminal remedies
- Jurisdiction and reliefs
- Important judicial trends and practical considerations
Module 9: International Trademark Protection
- Madrid Protocol: filing and procedure
- International registration vs national filings
- WIPO process overview
- Common international filing mistakes
- Strategy for global brand expansion
Module 10: AI and Trademark Law
- AI’s impact on trademark search, registration and infringement
- Algorithmic confusion and AI-driven brand impersonation
- AI-generated logos and branding: ownership questions
- AI tools for combating trademark violations
Module 11: Trademark Drafting and Documentation
- Trademark registration application (Form TM-A)
- Drafting a trademark licensing agreement
- Drafting a trademark assignment deed
- Drafting a co-existence agreement
- Reply to an examination report
- Notice of opposition to a trademark
- Counter-statement to opposition
- Trademark renewal application
- Trademark use affidavit (Form TM-M-related)
- Cease-and-desist notice for trademark infringement
Module 12: Trademark Practice and Career Guidance
- Trademark practice as a career
- Working with law firms vs independent practice
- Handling trademark clients end-to-end
- Billing, client onboarding and compliance
- Internships and freelancing opportunities in IPR
Module 13: Conclusion
- Recap of trademark registration, practice, protection and drafting
- Connecting legal principles with practical professional applications
Course 3: Patent Law and Practice
Module 1: Introduction to Patent Law
- Meaning and concept of patents
- Importance in the innovation economy
- Patents, copyright and trademarks compared
- International importance of patent protection
Module 2: Legal Framework of Patent Law
- Historical development globally and in India
- Patents Act, 1970 and Rules
- Role of the CGPDTM
Module 3: Patentability Criteria
- Novelty, inventive step and industrial applicability
- Non-patentable inventions under Sections 3 and 4
- Practical patentability examples
Module 4: International Patent Regime
- Paris Convention
- Patent Cooperation Treaty
- TRIPS Agreement
- International filing strategy
Module 5: Patent Registration
- Procedural stages from application and examination to registration
Module 6: Drafting of Patent Specifications
- Provisional specification drafting
- Complete specification drafting
Module 7: Grant of Patent and Post-Grant Compliance
- Grant and certificate
- Term of protection
- Renewal and maintenance fees
- Working statements (Form 27)
- Patentee rights and obligations
Module 8: Infringement and Remedies
- Direct and indirect infringement
- Defences under the Patents Act
- Civil remedies and reliefs
Module 9: Compulsory Licensing and Government Use
- Concept, objectives and grounds
- Government-use provisions
- Landmark Indian cases
- Drafting a compulsory-licensing application
Module 10: Revocation of Patent under the Patents Act, 1970
- Revocation, surrender and lapse
- Revocation and opposition compared
- Pre-grant and post-grant opposition
- Statutory grounds and proceedings
- Revocation petition drafting
Module 11: Patent Agreements and Related Drafting
- Licensing and assignment agreements
- Declaration under Section 8
- Pre-grant opposition petition
- Post-grant opposition statement
- Compulsory-licensing applications and revocation petitions
- Reply to a First Examination Report
Module 12: AI and Patent Law
- AI inventorship
- AI systems and AI-generated inventions
- IPO, USPTO, EPO and WIPO positions
- DABUS and related decisions
- Indian position on AI inventorship
Course 4: AI, IP Law and Data Protection
Module 1: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Law
- Meaning and scope of AI
- AI applications in the legal industry
- Challenges and opportunities
- Ethical and legal implications of AI-generated content
Module 2: Overview of Intellectual Property Rights
- Concept, types and objectives of IPR
- Innovation, creativity and protection
- Indian IP regime and international frameworks
- Key Indian IP statutes
Module 3: AI and Trademark Law
- Search, registration and infringement
- Algorithmic confusion and brand impersonation
- AI-generated logos and ownership
- AI tools for detecting violations
Module 4: AI and Copyright Law
- AI authorship and copyrightability
- Indian and global approaches
- UK, EU and US comparisons
- Machine creativity cases and policy
- Originality and infringement
Module 5: AI and Patent Law
- AI inventorship and patentability
- Global patent-office positions
- DABUS and related decisions
- Indian position on AI inventorship
Module 6: AI and Trade Secrets
- Training data as confidential business information
- Data leakage and reverse engineering
- Contractual and technological safeguards
Module 7: Data Protection, Privacy and the IP Interface
- DPDP Act, 2023 and relevance to AI systems
- Data ownership and machine-learning usage rights
- Balancing innovation and privacy
- Data sharing, licensing and cross-border challenges
Module 8: Liability and Accountability in AI-Created Works
- Legal personality of AI systems
- Liability for AI-caused infringement
- Developer, owner and user responsibilities
- Judicial trends and regulatory gaps
Where These IP Skills Can Be Applied
IP Advisory
Assess protection, ownership, registration routes and rights in creative, commercial and technical assets.
Media and Entertainment
Understand content rights, chain of title, music licensing, publishing, OTT content and rights clearance.
Brand Protection
Connect trademark searches, classification, registration, opposition, renewals and enforcement.
Patent Practice
Study patentability, specifications, examination, opposition, revocation and international filing frameworks.
Licensing and Assignment
Explore the agreements and documentation used to commercialise and transfer intellectual property rights.
IP Disputes
Understand copyright infringement, passing off, patent disputes, defences and enforcement strategy.
AI and Technology
Evaluate authorship, inventorship, training data, generated branding, liability and confidential information.
Data Protection
Identify privacy, personal-data use, licensing, data-sharing and cross-border legal concerns involving AI.
Everything Included in the Bundle
33+ Hours of Learning
Structured lessons across copyright, trademark, patent and AI-related IP and data protection law.
48 Modules
A combined curriculum covering legal foundations, practice, commercialisation and emerging technology issues.
40+ Resources
Reading materials and supporting study resources across the four included courses.
Practical Drafting Exposure
Explore IP licences, assignment deeds, infringement notices, trademark documents and patent specifications.
One-Year Access
Revisit all four courses and their resources for one year from enrolment.
Four Certificates
Receive a separate LawMento certificate after satisfying the completion requirements for each course.
Meet the Mentors
Learn from the educators and practitioners featured across the four courses. Mentors appearing in more than one course are listed once below.
Adv. Aishwarya Sandeep
Intellectual Property and Media Lawyer with 14+ years of experience and extensive expertise in copyright, patents, trademarks, technology law and commercial IP transactions.
Ms. Mahima Mahajan
IPR academic and practitioner pursuing a Ph.D. from Himachal Pradesh National Law University, with an LL.M. in IPR from NLU Jodhpur. A UGC-NET qualified scholar with 5+ years of experience across academia, practice and government service, she has taught at NLU Delhi and served as a Hearing Officer at the Trade Marks Registry, Government of India.
Dr. Debmita Mondal
Assistant Professor (Senior Scale) at Hidayatullah National Law University with 10+ years of teaching and research experience.
Dr. Ananya Bharadwaj
Legal academic and researcher with a Ph.D. from KIIT University and an LL.M. in Corporate Law from NLU Odisha, where she was a Gold Medallist. She is UGC-NET qualified and has teaching experience in competition law, e-commerce, corporate governance, contracts and public international law, along with prior experience as Legal Consultant at the Directorate of Income Tax (Legal & Research), CBDT.
Adv. Vasundhara Kaushik
IP Attorney at Lalji Advocates with 3+ years of experience, specialising in trademark law, brand protection and intellectual property enforcement.
Adv. Vidhi Marwaha
Legal Associate at Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas with 4+ years of experience, including prior work at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas and IndusLaw. She has experience in commercial contracts and brand protection.
Adv. Vidushi Verma
Assistant Professor of Law and UGC NET 2024 qualified. She is an LL.M. Gold Medallist from NLU Odisha and has 4+ years of industry experience, including her role as Assistant Manager (Legal) at HDFC Limited.
Ms. Akanksha Mathur
Ms. Akanksha Mathur specialises in Intellectual Property Law and previously served as Senior Research Associate at CUTS International. She brings academic and research expertise in IP regulation, policy and technology-driven legal challenges.
Connect IP Foundations With Modern Legal Practice
Learn protection, registration, drafting, commercialisation, enforcement and AI-related legal issues across four courses.
Before and After the Bundle
| Before Taking the Bundle | After Completing the Bundle |
|---|---|
| Unsure which IP right applies to an asset | Can distinguish copyright, trademark and patent protection |
| Unfamiliar with registration procedures | Understands key trademark and patent filing stages |
| Uncertain about ownership and commercial rights | Can identify ownership, licensing and assignment questions |
| Limited exposure to IP documentation | Understands the structure and purpose of common IP documents |
| Confused about infringement and enforcement | Can identify key dispute issues, defences and remedies |
| Unsure how AI intersects with IP and data | Can recognise authorship, inventorship, confidentiality and privacy issues |
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Questions About the IPR Course Bundle
Which courses are included in this IPR bundle?
The bundle includes Copyright Law and Practice, Trademark Law and Practice with drafting, Patent Law and Practice, and AI, IP Law and Data Protection.
What is the bundle price and how much do I save?
The bundle costs ₹2,499 as a one-time fee. The four courses cost ₹1,099 each separately, totalling ₹4,396. You save ₹1,897, equivalent to a 43.15% discount.
How much learning content is included?
The four courses together include 33+ hours of structured learning, 48 modules and 40+ reading resources.
How many certificates will I receive?
You can receive four separate certificates of completion, one for each included course, after satisfying the applicable completion requirements.
Is the bundle suitable for beginners and law students?
Yes. The courses begin with foundational concepts and progress to practical issues. They are suitable for law students, recent graduates and learners seeking a structured introduction to these areas.
Can practising lawyers and IP professionals enrol?
Yes. The bundle covers registration, ownership, commercialisation, enforcement, drafting and technology-related issues relevant to legal and IP practice.
Does the bundle include practical drafting?
Yes. The copyright, trademark and patent curricula cover documents such as licensing and assignment agreements, notices, trademark applications and opposition documents, and patent specifications.
Does the bundle cover AI and data protection?
Yes. The dedicated AI, IP Law and Data Protection course covers AI-generated content, inventorship, trademark issues, trade secrets, privacy, data use, liability and accountability. AI-related topics also appear in the other course curricula.
How long will I have access?
You receive access to all four courses and their resources for one year from enrolment.
When will I receive access?
Access is provided immediately after successful payment. Check the email address used during enrolment for access details.
Can I purchase individual courses instead?
Yes. Each of the four courses is available separately for ₹1,099. Use the View Course links above to explore the individual pages.
Does the bundle guarantee employment or professional outcomes?
No. The bundle provides learning and completion certificates. It does not guarantee employment, internships, academic credit or professional outcomes.
Start Building Practical Intellectual Property Skills
Join four certificate courses with 33+ hours of learning, 48 modules, 40+ resources and one-year access.