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ANU Future Research Leaders Program (FRLP)
Certificate for the Future Research Leaders Program
Best Practice training in Research Management
How to Register
FRLP Modules:
Settling in: The Researcher's Guide to The Australian National University
- Research Strategy and Planning
- Commencement and Collaboration – Putting Ideas into Practice
- Governance and Compliance – Protecting Yourself, Your Research and Your University
- Intellectual Property and Commercialisation
- Financial, Resource and Risk Management
- Grant and Contract Administration
- Managing and Leading People in a Research Context
- Project Closeout
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Intellectual Property and Commercialisation
Aims:
Module 4, Intellectual Property and Commercialisation, is designed to provide university researchers with an introduction to commercialisation. An emphasis is placed on ensuring the researcher gains a broad understanding and appreciation of the processes involved in identifying, protecting and packaging innovations for the market place. Such an understanding should provide a critical base for researchers wishing to participate in and appreciate the complex commercialisation process.
Learning outcomes:
- After completing this module you should be able to:
- define and differentiate the types of intellectual property;
- describe the nature of intellectual property management;
- outline the way to structure a research project to generate IP with commercial potential;
- summarise the ways to protect intellectual property on a daily basis;
- appreciate the issues relating to intellectual property ownership for employees and students;
- comprehend the broad commercialisation process;
- cite the pathways of commercialisation;
- identify sources of funding for commercialisaton;
- recognise specific roles researchers can play in the commercialisation process;
- identify the points at which a financial return can be realised;
- understand the profit sharing policy of your research institution.
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