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International legal protection of intellectual property

ВБ.1.5.

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2023/2024

1 Semester

4

Tasks of studying the discipline are aimed at forming the following competencies: to be fluent in a foreign language (one of the official languages of the Council of Europe) both orally and in writing; assess the credibility of information and reliability of sources, effectively process and use information for research and practical activities; analyze the interaction of international law and international legal systems with the legal system of Ukraine on the basis of understanding of the main modern legal doctrines, values and principles of the functioning of law; conduct a comparative legal analysis of individual legal institutions of various legal systems, taking into account the relationship of the legal system of Ukraine with the legal systems of the Council of Europe and the European Union.

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Prerequisites for mastering the discipline: 1) knowledge of doctrinal understanding of the nature of intellectual property, definition of "intellectual property", "institutions of intellectual property rights", "non-property intellectual property rights", "intellectual property rights", "subject of intellectual property rights", "the balance of public and private interests of law in intellectual property law"; 2) possession of skills of analysis of the provisions of international law in general and international intellectual property law in particular.

The discipline "International legal protection of intellectual property" is part of professional training of specialists at Master in Law program, educational course "Law" at the Education and Research Law School of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. The study of the discipline reveals the following issues on the principle of architecture: a) the development trends of international legal protection of intellectual property; b) principles of international legal protection of intellectual property through the prism of the balance of private and public interests; c) the legal nature of the sub-institutions of intellectual property law in different legal systems; d) the balance between Ukraine's international obligations and national interests in harmonizing national legislation with international intellectual property law; e) the formation of an understanding of characteristics of state sovereignty, which is provided by intellectual property mechanisms.

1. Kylymnyk I. I. Synopsis of lectures on the subject "Intellectual property and international law” (for full-time and part-time students all specialties of the university) / I. I. Kylymnyk, A. V. Dombrovska ; O. M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy in Kharkiv. Kharkiv : KhNUMG them. O. M. Beketov, 2018. 97 p. 2. Kadetova O. V. Agreement on the Association of Ukraine with the European Union in the system of sources of intellectual property rights: civil law aspect. Kyiv : Yurinkom Inter, 2019. 344 p. 3. Kolesnikova M. V., Koroshchenko K. R. Protection of intellectual property rights in Ukraine and the European Union: comparative law. Legal short stories. 2021. No 13. P. 61–67. 4. Midzhin G. E. Directions for improving the administrative and legal protection of intellectual property rights in the context of integration into the European Union. Socio-legal studies. 2020. Issue 3 (9). P. 98–103.

The study of the discipline includes lectures, seminars; polls (express survey)/testing/essay (reference paper) on the proposed topic; module tests; self-study, individual assignments; exam.

Types of ongoing performance evaluation can include: express survey, report, scientific work, multiple testing (from the set of judgments to choose the right ones), case solving (tasks), module test (final test). Things to be assessed in the process of ongoing performance evaluation at the seminars are: the level of knowledge demonstrated by the student during seminars, the level of activity in discussing the issues of the seminar, regular work in the classroom, self-study and individual assignments results. The discipline is taught in two semesters. 10 days before the beginning of the session, the teacher who runs the seminars no longer accepts missing assignments. Students who have not scored the minimum threshold level of assessment are given a final test.

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