Through real-world examples, case-based learning, and interactive activities, the WIPO Academy’s specialized eLearning Course on Intellectual Property Enforcement explores the legal and procedural aspects of enforcing intellectual property (IP) rights. Registrations are open until 13 December 2026.
Why this course matters
Addressing IP infringement requires more than knowledge of legal frameworks: it also involves understanding how rights are enforced through investigation, prosecution, and border measures. By connecting these aspects through real-world examples and case-based learning, the course helps participants relate legal principles to the procedural requirements and practical considerations involved in addressing counterfeiting, piracy, and online infringement.
Who is this course for?
The course is designed for legal and law enforcement professionals, including IP prosecutors, police, and customs officials.
Course details
The Specialized eLearning Course on Intellectual Property Enforcement (DL410) is delivered fully online. Through a series of eLearning modules, the course examines the legal framework, investigative approaches, procedural requirements, and enforcement measures used to address IP infringement effectively.
Participants will explore:
- trademark counterfeiting
- copyright piracy;
- online IP infringement;
- investigation of IP crime;
- prosecution and procedural considerations;
- border enforcement measures;
- sentencing principles and ancillary orders for IP crimes; and
The course, currently underway, runs until 22 December 2026.