Intellectual Property
• Not only our level of civilization but also the degree of economic prosperity we have reached so far has been based on human creativity, invention and innovation. To encourage creative activity, Intellectual Property must be protected by law, domestically and internationally.
• For economic prosperity ; • Input: Education,R&D,İnnovation and Enterpreneurship • Design,patent, trademarks
Compatitiveness
For sustainable growth
• Compatitiveness of States in the WORLD in 2007 1-USA 100, 000 15-P.Republic of China 79,484 21-İsrail 74,321 23-Malezya 74,091 27-Indi,a 63,380 36-Greece 57,431 41-Bulgaria 48,737 43-Russia 47,315 48-TURKEY 45,221 49Brasil 44,706 IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook 2007
• An innovation is the implementation of a new or significantly improved product (good or service), or process, a new marketing method, or a new organizational method in business practices, workplace organisation or external relations.” ----------Oslo Manual/OECD/EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES, 2005
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providing sufficient resources for R&D and innovation; 2003 2005 1.000 000 000 YTL 2007 1.300 000 000 YTL Resources as a % of GNP 2003 % 0.61 2004 % 0.67 2005 % 0.79
Programme for 3rd Year
• IP351 Introduction to Intellectual Property • Level one provides a foundation for understanding the basic concepts of Intellectual Property , i.e. copyright, related rights, trademarks, geographical indications, industrial design, patents, new plant varieties, unfair competition, enforcement of intellectual property rights and emerging issues in intellectual property • IP353 Intellectual Property-I • the fundamental aspects of intellectual property, i.e. copyright, related rights, trademarks, geographical indications, industrial design, patents, new plant varieties, unfair competition, enforcement of intellectual property rights and emerging issues in intellectual property
• IP352 Intellectual Property-II The importance of
Intellectual Property as a Tool for Scientific, Artistic, Technological, Environmental and Social Development, etc., Impact of IP on Economics and Politics
• IP 354 IP Laws and Patent
the basic principles of Turkish Intellectual Property laws, Main Principles of International Intellectual Property Law, international treaties, and recent developments and trends in the area of international copyright , Philosophy and Economics of Patent Law, The Patent Application, Ownership of a Patent,
Programs for 4th Year
• IP453M General Intellectual Property Management Program • These multidisciplinary programs combine the functional areas of business management with IP economics and IP law.
Programs for 4th Year
• IP-451E Electronic Commerce and Intellectual Property • Summary: This course is structured in three levels. Level one provides a foundation for understanding the basic concepts involved with E-commerce and IP. Level two covers the IP aspects of E-commerce in three main areas: Copyright, Trademarks and Patents. At level three, various sub-topics in each of the above areas are addressed in greater detail.
Programs for 4th Year
• IP-453B Biotechnology and Intellectual Property • Teaching the current IP system to protect and commercialize the biotechnological invention., One should be able to develop a sound knowledge of the different legal instruments related to protection of his/her biotechnological invention and execute a strategy for commercializing his/her invention. the range and different types of IP rights, the legal requirements and administrative steps for getting a patent for a biotechnological invention •