Intellectual property law uon

The University recognises that Moral Rights are personal in nature and cannot be sold or licensed or assigned and vest in the Originator irrespective of their employment status and ownership of copyright in the materials.
The University makes no claim to ownership of Intellectual Property in Indigenous Works.

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Demonstrate advanced knowledge of statutory regulation, case law and practice on intellectual property in Australia and where relevant, jurisdictions overseas. 2.
Apply acquired specialist legal knowledge and argumentation skills to issues involving intellectual property. 3.

UQ facilitates the development of intellectual property through the provision of resources and specialised skills in the commercialisation process.
This policy and the associated procedure establish mechanisms by which the University is able to identify, protect, manage and Commercialise its intellectual property (IP).
Indigenous Knowledges.

Where the creation of University Intellectual Property involves the traditional interests of Indigenous Australians then the University will consult with relevant Indigenous groups for the purpose of ensuring that the interests and/or knowledge is recognised and protected in accordance with Indigenous protocols and the Australian law.