- Understand how IP works and what can be protected using patents, copyright, trade marks and designs
- Understand how to manage and use IP
- Consider IP within business planning
- Best leverage IP to protect investments and products
The tools are designed for businesses, business advisors, students, lecturers, civil and crown servants although they will be helpful for anyone learning how to manage or use IP.
They are free to use and once registered, you will have access to the following resources:
The following resources have been developed to help teachers and educators introduce IP into everyday lessons
Explore the library of materials available and find the guidance most relevant to you.
An interactive, CPD accredited e-learning tool helping students understand intellectual property rights.
The following resources have been designed to support lecturers and those engaging with students.
Explore the library of materials available and find the guidance most relevant to you.
A set of model agreements and a guide for university to business research collaboration.
Guidance that helps university management set IP strategies that maximise the impact of the intellectual assets developed at their institution.
The framework has been developed to support entrepreneurs and businesses to understand and manage their IP at every stage of their business lifecycle.
Every business will own some form of intellectual property, but do you know how to protect these assets?
The IP Health Check online tool is free to use and will help you answer these questions.
Need to learn about IP and how it can help your business? Start here! Four light touch modules covering the basics of copyright, designs, trade marks and patents.
For businesses seeking equity finance to grow - supports identifying IP assets and their relationship to growth, plus providing guidance on ‘investor readiness’.
For businesses and business advisors – provides the resources needed to successfully collaborate and ensure IP is protected, utilised, owned, managed, and licensed throughout.
An introductory course on intellectual property and intellectual property rights, the significance of intellectual property and the role of the Intellectual Property Office (IPO).
Coming Soon - Curriculum linked education resources including lesson plans, activities and annual competitions for primary to secondary.