Educational objectives The course aims to inform, raise awareness and prepare students for the dispositions of intellectual property (especially patents) that the legal system provides for the protection of all forms of creativity and innovation, for the fight against counterfeiting and piracy both on the domestic market and on foreign markets (especially Europe). The course also offers a series of case studies learned from international business, which help to understand the application of the legal provisions in the field of biotechnology patents.
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Educational objectives Educational objectives
The extraordinary development of scientific research, particularly in the field of life sciences , opens up considerable horizons for knowledge and can contribute to the overall improvement of the life of human beings. A condition for this objective to be reached is that there is a widespread climate of trust towards science, determined by the transparency of means and ends and by the simultaneous certainty of freedom and responsibility. On the ethical level, the fundamental purpose is to reach out and s opportunities and the ability to choose the people within the framework of a society that is plural but not broken into each other outside the moral community.
Knowledge and understanding:
Having said that, the aim of the course will be not so much to convey a wealth of notions inherent to the various theories and positions in the bioethical field, as to introduce students to this complexity, providing them with useful categories for deciphering the questions posed from time to time.
Ability to apply knowledge and understanding:
The acquisition of thinkability categories in ethical terms , socio- politicians, will allow them to correctly frame the questions posed, identifying the "real" problem areas.
Autonomy of judgment:
The acquisition of such capabilities and their operation, will head ta through the classroom discussion of specific cases and will allow to develop a critical capacity aimed at identifying proposals re solutive that are characterized by originality and practicality.
Communication skills:
The development of the previous abilities cannot be realized without acquiring a communicative capacity focused on the argument that it is a necessary condition for a correct and responsible assessment.
Learning skills:
The pursuit of the training objectives of the course also includes the awareness of the extreme changeability of the issues covered by bioethical reflection . The choice of orienting teaching, not so much in terms of acquiring notions as in terms of consolidating critical skills, is aimed at inducing intellectual curiosity, but above all the acquisition of an argumentative style aimed at seeking the sources of updating and deepening, escaping those simplifying solutions that often do not capture the depth of the issues at stake.
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