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Intellectual Property refers to works of the mind, i.e., creative and scientific works, as well as technical inventions that can be protected from imitation. This includes musical, literary and artistic works, as well as inventions or designs protectable under trademark, copyright or patent laws.
Intellectual Property aims to reward and incentivize individuals and corporations to create and invent new things by providing them exclusive rights to their work. Depending on the type of creation and jurisdiction, rules on how to claim and enforce these rights might vary.
In total, there are six types of Intellectual Property:
Copyright
Defines how an owner can protect his or her creative work
Patent
Protects a technical or scientific invention from imitation
Trademark
Refers to a design, symbol, lettering or words that represent a company or product
Design rights
Protects the visual design of objects and items
Trade secret
Refers to a formula, process or information that gives the owner a competitive advantage
Plant variety right
Defines the right to a plant that is newly cultivated
Career opportunities in the world of Intellectual Property are manifold.
There are professions based on apprenticeships as well as ones requiring studies in the fields of law, natural science or engineering. Read the below job profiles to learn more about the different career opportunities in the world of Intellectual Property.
Career opportunities in the world of intellectual property are manifold and diverse.
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Career opportunities in the world of intellectual property are manifold and diverse.
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Clemens Meikis
Senior Consultant
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Clemens Meikis
Senior Consultant