ICMIP 2026: International Conference on Managing Intellectual Property

ICMIP 2026: International Conference on Managing Intellectual Property addresses strategies, challenges, and educational approaches in managing intellectual property across academia, industry, and public research organizations.

Key Topics

• IP for Development
• Curriculum Development and Innovative Teaching Methodologies for IP
• Intellectual Property Rights Management and Digital Rights Management
• Vision IP
• Trademarks and IP Management
• Traditional Knowledge
• Implementation of the EPO Road Map for Raising IP Awareness in Universities
• Geographical Indications and IP Management
• Test and Trial Licensing Regime
• Patents and IP Management
• Claiming of Intellectual Property Rights
• Goals and Objectives, Globalization of IP and Its Effects on IP Teaching
• IP Statistics
• The Management of Knowledge and Intellectual Assets in Universities
• Research, Development and Innovation Ethics and IP
• Copyright and IP Management
• Economic Potential of IP Licensing at Industry, Public Research Organizations and Universities
• Managing Intellectual Property in the Digital Environment
• Practical Tools for Dealing with IP in Fusion
• Dispute Resolution in Collaborative Research
• Forecasting Developments, Policy-Making and Designing Strategies for the Management of Knowledge and IP
• Compliance with Research Ethics
• Entrepreneurship and IP in Industry, Public Research Organizations and Universities
• Industrial Designs and IP Management
• WIPO Tool on IP Teaching in Countries in Transition
• Development of IP Policies in Universities and Research Institutions in Countries in Transition
• Customization and Implementation of IP Policies in Industry, Public Research Organizations and Universities
• Challenges and Competitions in Managing Intellectual Property Rights
• Intellectual Property Policy in Fusion
• Industry, Public Research Organizations and Universities Experience in IP Management
• Violation of Intellectual Property Laws and Rules
• Methodologies and Experience in IP Teaching and Training

Who should Attend

• Researchers and academic faculty members
• Technology transfer officers
• Legal professionals in intellectual property
• Policy-makers and government officials
• Entrepreneurs and business leaders
• University administrators
• Innovation managers
• Industry professionals working with IP
• Graduate students interested in IP
• IP educators and trainers