Northern Kentucky University’s Chase College of Law has added six new courses designed to expand the scope of its newly formed Law & Informatics Institute.The first three courses Information Privacy Law, Introduction to CyberLaw, and Drafting & Negotiating Intellectual Property Licenses will be offered on Tuesday evenings beginning in January.Three additional new courses Copyright Law, Trademark Law, and International Intellectual Property Law will be offered beginning the following semester.
Tuition ranges from $607 per credit hour for in-state students to $1,290 for non-residents. A metro rate of $981 is available for area residents who live in Ohio or Indiana.Chase’s intellectual property curriculum previously focused on patent law, entertainment and telecommunications.The NKU Chase Law & Informatics Institute held an opening reception on Nov. 4 in the university’s new LEED-certified Griffin Hall, home of NKU’s College of Informatics. The event included a screening of a new video, now posted on YouTube, that was directed by College of Informatics undergraduate Kyle Breitenstein.The video reflects two exciting aspects of our partnerships, said the institute’s director, Jon Garon, a professor at Chase.The partnership highlights the close collaboration between the College of Law and the College of Informatics.
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