Entry requirements
Program of high expertise in intellectual property law is available to law and non-law graduates who have relevant professional interest in the field.
Prospective applicants are required to:
- hold at least a Bachelor’s degree from a recognized university;
- be fluent in English which will be assessed an interview.
Additional points will be awarded to candidates holding a Master’s/Bachelor’s degree in law, economics, business administration or other related fields.
Fees
3500 euros (students with Polish citizenship and EU candidates)
7000 euros (other candidates)
The fee includes: programme development and management; teaching equipment, training materials, use of training facilities and support services; welcome and farewell dinners; study visit at the Patent Office of the Republic of Poland (board, lodging, travel expenses, personal expenses for the residential phases at the Jagiellonian University are not included)
Scholarships
WIPO scholarships for the Programme are awarded solely to government officials and others working in the public sector such as universities, academies and research and development institutions. To be eligible candidates must be from developing countries, least developed countries (LDCs) or countries in transition and shall apply within first to second application round.
More useful information of scholarships can be found at:
https://nawa.gov.pl/en/students/foreign-students
https://www.visegradfund.org/apply/mobilities/visegrad-scholarship/
Entry dates
Registration for applicants in 2020/2021 is available between March 1 to August 23, 2021.
More information regarding applications rounds and recruitment timetable available at:
https://welcome.uj.edu.pl/admission/schedule
The Jagiellonian University Online Application System
Admission procedures take place online in the Online Application System (OAS):
Registration step by step:
https://welcome.uj.edu.pl/admission/how-to-apply
https://irk.uj.edu.pl/en-gb/
