Intellectual Property Law

DIPLOMA IN E-COMMERCE LAW

By IBLS Editor

Diploma in E-Commerce Law is developed and customized with the specific needs of online businesses. It delivers timely e-business law information indispensable to all professionals involved in e-commerce, from legal practitioners and advisors for multinational companies to business professionals seeking the latest information on global business strategy.

Some of the topics covered: Internet Governance, intellectual property in the cyberspace, privacy rights, e-taxation policies, online contracting rules, cybercrime security, cyber-speech rights, online commercial rules as well as the meaning and the roles of entities such as the CERN, HCOPIL, ICC, ISO, OECD, UNCITRAL, WIPO, and WTO.

The E-C Law Diploma Program is scheduled for 8 weeks, starting April 7th 2008.  It will be offered via online instruction, discussion boards, and weekly projects, all part of the dynamic online interaction. The course is taught by distinguished law professors and Internet law attorneys who are experts in this field. Experts and experienced practitioners, from around the world, have designed the course modules and materials. The tuition for this Diploma Programs is $980 and includes the instructions and all course materials.
 
The Diplomas is presented and administered in cooperation with the Global E-commerce Council (GECC). Upon completion and passing the assessment, a Diploma in E-Commerce Law is awarded jointly by E-Commerce University and the Global E-commerce Council. 

The enrollment for The E-Commerce Law Diploma Program is now open. Please go to E-Commerce University web site ECuniversity.com to register, or you can contact the Director of the Program Martha L. Arias for more information by sending an e-mail to marias@ibls.com, or by calling (305) 233.3110. 

Full post as published by IBLS Internet Law Blog on February 05, 2008 (boomark / email).