To earn a Certificate in Intellectual Property: Arts and Museum Law, a student must complete the 86 semester hours required for the Juris Doctor degree and satisfy all JD requirements. Within the elective course work required for the JD degree, a student must complete at least 15 credit hours from the listed courses and seminars and earn a minimum GPA of 3.20 in the Certificate courses. If a student takes more than one of the non-core elective courses listed below, the student can select which course will count towards the certificate, and the grade in that course will be subject to the minimum 3.20 GPA requirement. Students may apply for only one Certificate.
Previously taught courses, courses offered in other DePaul Colleges, and new courses and seminars that may be added to the curriculum may qualify for the Certificate with approval. In addition, with approval, students may substitute a different writing seminar or a three-credit independent study for the required writing assignment.
Academic credits received from law school journals, including the Journal of Art, Technology and Intellectual Property Law, do not count toward the credits required for the Certificate.
For more information, contact Faculty Certificate Director for Art and Museum Law, Patty Gerstenblith.
Course Requirements
Required Courses
Course List (Law) Course | Title | Semester Hours |
LAW 344 | COPYRIGHT LAW | 3 |
LAW 535 | ART AND THE LAW | 3 |
LAW 250 | SENIOR RESEARCH SEMINAR (Cultural Heritage) | 3 |
Core Elective Courses
Course List (Law) Course | Title | Semester Hours |
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LAW 250 | SENIOR RESEARCH SEMINAR (Advanced Copyright; Trademark and Unfair Competition; or other approved topic) | |
LAW 271 | TRADEMARK & UNFAIR COMPETITION LAW | |
LAW 333 | MUSIC LAW | |
LAW 338 | INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY FOR CORPORATE TRANSACTIONAL LAWYERS | |
LAW 341 | INTERNET LAW | |
LAW 357 | ENTERTAINMENT LAW | |
LAW 455 | LEGAL DRAFTING (Trademark & Copyright; Art Market Transactions; IP Licensing & Negotiations) | |
LAW 524 | EXTERNSHIP PROGRAM (Approved by Professor Gerstenblith) | |
LAW 566 | FIELD CLINIC SEMINAR (Technology and Intellectual Property) | |
LAW 567 | FIELD CLINIC PRACTICE (Technology and Intellectual Property) | |
Non-Core Elective Courses and Seminars
Course List (Law) Course | Title | Semester Hours |
LAW 202 | EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION | |
LAW 230 | UNITED STATES FOREIGN RELATIONS LAW | |
LAW 293 | MUSIC TRANSACTIONS: REPRESENTING TALENT | |
LAW 407 | CONFLICT OF LAWS | |
LAW 417 | LABOR LAW | |
LAW 422 | INTERNATIONAL LAW | |
LAW 448 | INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS | |
LAW 454 | INTERNATIONAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY | |
LAW 477 | FIRST AMENDMENT: FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND RELIGION | |
LAW 482 | INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS I | |
LAW 508 | ADMINISTRATIVE LAW | |
LAW 522 | U.S. CUSTOMS LAW AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE | |
LAW 523 | MISSION-BASED LAWYERING: LEGAL PRACTICE IN THE NON-PROFIT SECTOR | |
LAW 564 | EXTERNSHIP SEMINAR | |
LAW 641 | PRACTICAL LEGAL RESEARCH (Cultural Heritage Law or Intellectual Property) | |
LAW 924 | DATA PRIVACY LAW: US & EU | |
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