Learning outcomes
Knowledge and Understanding
- Demonstrate an extensive and detailed knowledge of the international legal concepts of the free movement of goods defined in the syllabus
- Critically evaluate the impact of internationalism of knowledge/technology transfer in reference to intangible rights
- Apply complex legal rules to a variety of international contexts across jurisdictional boundaries
- Critically assess the effectiveness of those rules through extensive research
- Detailed analysis of the relevant case law
Transferable/Key Skills and other Attributes
1. Demonstrate a range of professional skills, including communication, presentation and practical legal research.
2. Take responsibility for solving problems and acknowledging where answers cannot be definitive
3. Operate effectively as an independent learner
4. Structure information and knowledge logically
Task details and instructions
Competition Law
The fact that intellectual property laws grant exclusive rights of exploitation does not imply that intellectual property rights are immune from competition law intervention. The aim is to find the balance between IPRs and competitive markets.
Examine how competition law has regulated intellectual property rights.
Attachment:- Assessment Brief.rar