LLM in European Intellectual Property Law - Stockholm University

As the final assignment of the module “Copyright and Transborder Litigation”, our students participated in a Moot Court led by Senior Judge Adrian Engman of the District Court of Nyköping.

Many thanks to all participants for their time, and special thanks to Professor Eleonora Rosati for organizing the event, as well as to Judge Adrian Engman for his valuable comments and insights.

Today, IP law students visited the Unified Patent Court in Stockholm to gain insights into its work. The study visit covered how the court resolves patent disputes and supports a unified patent system in the EU.

Today our EU IP Law students visited the Nobel Prize Museum (Nobel Prize Museum) in Stockholm.

It was inspiring to see how innovation and creativity are protected and shared worldwide - a strong reminder of the importance of intellectual property.

As part of the EU IP Law program at Stockholm University, our students had the opportunity to attend “The Future of AI Patents: Navigating Europe’s Patent Landscape”, a two-day seminar on the patentability of AI innovations.

The event organized by Svenskt Näringsliv and the Queen Mary Intellectual Property Institute, featured members of the EPO Boards of Appeal and leading experts.

Highlights included interactive discussions and a mock appeal hearing, providing a unique perspective on how AI and IP law intersect in practice.

Last Friday, our European Intellectual Property Law class had the privilege of visiting the Swedish Patent and Registration Office (PRV). The seminars that were held there, gave us valuable insights into the practical side of trademark law and a real-life perspective on the full process, from application to registration.

This visit showed us the real connection between academic study and the day-to-day practice of IP law.

And that’s a wrap! We thank and wish all the best to our Students who have spent the past several months in Stockholm studying IP with us. Congratulations and ad maiora!

Yesterday marked the completion of the Copyright and Transborder Litigation course as part of the EIPL Master program! Our final Moot court exercise, precided over by the esteemed judge Adrian Engman who brought real-world judicial expertise into our learning experience, was the perfect farewell to this incredible journey!
The day concluded with a celebratory dinner, where we had the joy of engaging with our brilliant professor, Eleonora Rosati. Her guidance and expertise made this course an inspiring and transformative experience for all of us!
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to this enriching journey and here's to applying those valuable learnings to future challenges in the world of IP 🎉

Meet the Students - Class of 2025: Lea Kristin Fischer ||

"Hej,

I‘m Lea :) I graduated from German law school last year and was so excited to be admitted to the EIPL programme at SU. This specific IP master’s programme was a top contender for me mainly because of its scholars, course contents and, admittedly, the fact that I could be living in Stockholm for some time.

So far, I have gained so much knowledge about the area of law that I have always been most interested in and realised that I - indeed - need to invest in my own signature embellished pins I can wear with my knits in winter (thanks for the inspo to my professor!). Looking very much forward to everything that‘s to come during the rest of the programme while, however, missing my cat at home very dearly.“

Meet the Students - Class of 2025: Leon Gontcharov ||

"Hej,

I am Leon from Germany. My interest in IP law grew during my studies at the University of Freiburg, where I was drawn to how law protects creativity and innovation. Internships at law firms focusing on trademarks and patents reinforced my passion for this field and inspired me to pursue the LLM in European Intellectual Property Law at Stockholm University. What I like the most are the program’s practical elements, like the “Meet the Professionals” series and the Moot Court, which provide valuable insights into real-world IP practice.

From wandering the islands and green parks to exploring the ABBA Museum, I can not wait to experience all this city offers.“

Meet the Students - Class of 2025: Constantin Berlage ||

"Hej,

I am Constantin, from Germany! I have studied IP already as part of my law studies in Berlin and I had the luck of getting into the area of art and design law quite early. So this LL.M. seemed the perfect choice to further my education and combine my job with my interests.

While here in Stockholm I have been inspired by the city’s calm mood: I have met a vibrant community of other meditators and taken up to sit every day.“

Meet the Students - Class of 2025: Adriane Rahal Nardiello ||

"Hej hej,

My name is Adriane, and I’m from São Paulo, Brazil. I graduated in Law from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie and worked for several years as a civil litigation lawyer, including on some copyright cases, as well as in the area of regulatory health law. Intellectual Property has always been a passion of mine, so being here at Stockholm University to study IP feels like a dream come true.

After three years in Sweden, I’ve surprisingly become a fan of the cold! Coming from a warm country, I never thought I’d say this, but now I actually look forward to the snow and spending cozy afternoons in Stockholm’s lovely cafés.“

Yesterday, we had the incredible opportunity to visit the heart of Spotify—its headquarters right here in Stockholm!
From exploring the vibrant workspace to gaining insights into the world of music streaming, innovation, and reflecting on the reality of the professional landscape, it was truly an inspiring experience.
A huge shoutout to our wonderful host, Miranda Espenäs, for her time, knowledge, and warm hospitality.Your insights resonated deeply and inspired us to embrace every opportunity with an open mind.
Thank you, Spotify, for welcoming us and giving us a glimpse into how you empower creativity and connect the world through music and tech innovation.