Professional Legal Training and Development at NLS
Your legal education continues after entering legal practice. Our expertise and innovation in education can be applied to enhance the knowledge and skills of any legal practitioner with a desire to develop in their career. Highly flexible and not constrained by the academic year, we can deliver our renowned learning by doing approach both here and abroad.
For Solicitors, Barristers, and legal professionals
Commercial Intellectual Property - Postgraduate Diploma in
Information about the Postgraduate Diploma in Commercial Intellectual Property course at Nottingham Law School, Nottingham Trent University.
Registered Trade Mark Attorney Intensive Course - Certificate in
Registered Trade Mark Attorney Intensive Course (RTMA Intensive)
SRA Higher Rights of Audience Course
Information about the SRA Higher Rights of Audience Course at Nottingham Law School, Nottingham Trent University.
For Trade Mark Attorneys
Trade Mark Practice - Professional Certificate in
Professional Certificate in Trade Mark Practice
Intellectual Property Litigation - Certificate in
Certificate in IP Litigation and Advocacy
Intellectual Property Higher Courts Advocacy - Certificate in
Gain the necessary skills to develop as an advocate once you have completed the course and the assessment, and to justify the grant of higher court advocacy rights under section 2.2(c) of the IPREG Certification Rules 2012 (“the 2012 rules”).
Registered Trade Mark Attorney Intensive Course - Certificate in
Registered Trade Mark Attorney Intensive Course (RTMA Intensive)
For Patent Attorneys
Intellectual Property Basic Litigation Skills (Patent Attorney) - Certificate in
Certificate in IP Basic Litigation Skills for Patent Attorneys
Intellectual Property Litigation - Certificate in
Certificate in IP Litigation and Advocacy
Intellectual Property Higher Courts Advocacy - Certificate in
Gain the necessary skills to develop as an advocate once you have completed the course and the assessment, and to justify the grant of higher court advocacy rights under section 2.2(c) of the IPREG Certification Rules 2012 (“the 2012 rules”).