Understand the fundamental concepts of copyright and related rights in the academic context.
Identify the various forms of intellectual property, including patents, trademarks, and copyrights.
Analyze the importance of copyright protection in academia for fostering innovation and creativity.
Explore the legal framework surrounding copyright laws and related rights at national and international levels.
Examine the ethical considerations and responsibilities associated with using copyrighted materials in academic research and publications.
Evaluate different strategies and tools for managing and protecting copyrighted works in academic settings.
Develop practical skills in obtaining permissions, licenses, and fair use exemptions for using copyrighted materials.
Discuss the implications of emerging technologies, such as digital media and open access publishing, on copyright management in academia.
Engage in case studies and discussions to apply copyright principles to real-world scenarios encountered in academic research, teaching, and publishing.
Collaborate with peers to devise effective copyright policies and practices for academic institutions.
Critically reflect on the role of copyright in balancing the interests of creators, users, and society in the academic community.
