Strategic Innovation: Technology, Organizations, and Society, Graduate/Professional Certificate
University of Wisconsin-Madison · WI · STRATEGIC-INNOVATION-TECHNOLOGY-1ym9ac4
Strategic Innovation: Technology, Organizations, and Society, Graduate/Professional Certificate at University of Wisconsin-Madison lists 12 subjects. Subjects include PATENT LAW, COPYRIGHT LAW and INTRODUCTION TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW. The topics that come up most are intellectual property law, science communication and patent law (3, 3 and 3 subjects).
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University of Wisconsin-Madison
What you'll study in Strategic Innovation: Technology, Organizations, and Society, Graduate/Professional Certificate
Example subjects: PATENT LAW, COPYRIGHT LAW, INTRODUCTION TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW, CLINICAL PROGRAM, BRAND STRATEGY FOR THE SCIENCES, RISK COMMUNICATION, PUBLIC OPINION OF LIFE SCIENCE ISSUES, MARKETING MANAGEMENT, MARKETING MANAGEMENT, NEW PRODUCT INNOVATION, MANAGING TECHNOLOGICAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE, TECHNOLOGY AND MEDICINE IN SOCIETY.
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What will I study in Strategic Innovation: Technology, Organizations, and Society, Graduate/Professional Certificate?
Strategic Innovation: Technology, Organizations, and Society, Graduate/Professional Certificate covers areas like intellectual-property-law, science-communication, patent-law, brand-management, property-law, marketing-research, technology, marketing.
Who offers Strategic Innovation: Technology, Organizations, and Society, Graduate/Professional Certificate?
Strategic Innovation: Technology, Organizations, and Society, Graduate/Professional Certificate is offered by University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI.
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