Intellectual Property Program
Curriculum
A Broad and Varied Curriculum
Students learn Intellectual Property basics in introductory courses – Intellectual Property, Copyright Law, Patent Law, and Trademarks – and gain practical experience in the Intellectual Property and the Arts clinic and Patent Litigation practicum. They also explore advanced topics, including international intellectual property law, artificial intelligence, the law of cyberspace, and science and technology law.
| Administrative Law | Antitrust Law | Copyright Law | Documentary and the Law |
| Entertainment Law | First Amendment Constitutional Law | Intellectual Property and the Arts Clinic | Intellectual Property and the Arts Clinic - Advanced |
| Intellectual Property Research | Intellectual Property Survey | International Intellectual Property | Law of Cyberspace |
| Music and Copyright Seminar | Patent Law | Patent Litigation Practicum | Trade Secrets |
| Trademarks Short Course |
The Vanderbilt Intellectual Property Program Immerses Students in IP
The Intellectual Property Program at Vanderbilt Law School encompasses introductory and advanced IP law courses, along with co-curricular offerings.
VIPP Director Daniel Gervais shares how students can immerse themselves in IP law at Vanderbilt and how Nashville provides the perfect backdrop to do so.