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Madrid, Barcelona
Date:
September
LANGUAGE:
Spanish, English
The Access Course to the Master’s Degree in Industrial and Intellectual Property, Competition, and New Technologies at ISDE offers a solid and strategic introduction to the legal areas at the forefront of law in a digitalized world. This program is designed to provide you with a robust conceptual and practical foundation in subjects such as the protection of intangible assets, competition in innovative markets, and the impact of new technologies on the regulatory environment, preparing you to tackle contemporary professional challenges with judgment and confidence.
Taught by active experts with experience in top-tier law firms and technology companies, this course allows you to develop key competencies—such as applied regulatory analysis, evaluation of real cases, and understanding technological trends—in a dynamic, practice-oriented format. With this preparation, you will advance confidently toward the main Master’s program or a specialized career in one of today’s most in-demand areas of law, supported by the academic excellence of a leading institution in legal education.
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Get the most solid training as a lawyer, from the most important firms, while you specialize in one of the professions of the future, with a Master’s degree guaranteed by the number 1 in industrial protection of patents and trademarks in Spain. A unique program with huge professional opportunities created by PONS Escuela de Negocios in collaboration with ISDE.
It combines the access program with the best pass rate in the state exam in Spain, while you specialize in one of the sectors of the future, with the endorsement of one of the oldest schools in the field. Do it with one of the programs of reference for all the professionals of the law linked to the management and protection of intangibles both in the national and international panorama – accredited by the recognized solvency of PONS IP, international leader in topics of industrial and intellectual property for more than 70 years -, as well as the support of a wide group of professionals proceeding from the principal companies and leading institutions in our country.
CAMPUS: Madrid and Barcelona
DURATION: 18 months
STRUCTURE
Two phases:
If you’ve always imagined yourself working in one of the companies that shape the future, welcome. With the Access to the Legal Profession + Master’s in Industrial Property, Intellectual Property, and Technological Innovation, you will be on the front line of a market that keeps growing, because the management of intangibles has become the true engine of innovation. Whether it’s from a large technology or science company, a law firm, an industrial corporation, a research center, the audiovisual world, or the fashion sector, everything revolves around ideas, brands, patents, and their protection, which is our specialty.

1. LEGAL PRACTICE AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY MODULE (COMPULSORY SUBJECTS)
CIVIL AND COMMERCIAL LAW PRACTICE
CRIMINAL LAW PRACTICE
PUBLIC LAW PRACTICE
LABOUR LAW PRACTICE
LAWYER’S PRACTICE
2. MODULE INTENSIFICATIONS (OPTIONAL SUBJECTS)
AREA OF PRIVATE LAW
PUBLIC LAW AND TAX AREA
AREA OF SOCIAL LAW
AREA OF CRIMINAL AND PENITENTIARY LAW
Economic criminal law
Criminal liability of minors
Enforcement of Sentences and Prison Law
INTERNATIONAL LEGAL AREA
International Business Law
Jurisdictional protection in international courts
3. EXTERNAL INTERNSHIPS (COMPULSORY)
Internship for the practice of law
4. MASTER’S THESIS (COMPULSORY)
Carrying out the final master’s work
Patents and Technological Innovation – Module 1 (220 hours)
Learn how to manage industrial property rights related to technology and all the legal activities of managing technological and digital intangible assets.
Career Guidance and Soft Skills – Module 2 (76 hours)
Prepare to enter the labor market and acquire the necessary tools and knowledge to develop your professional career.
Trademarks, Competition, and Advertising – Module 3 (120 hours)
Acquire the knowledge you need for brand protection and portfolio management, as well as the rules of free competition, unfair competition, and commercial advertising.
Intellectual Property, Entertainment Law, and Cybersecurity – Module 4 (120 hours)
Understand the legal framework for data protection and intellectual property, and delve deeper into each sector of the cultural and entertainment industries.
Module I. Patents and Technological Innovation
Learn how to manage industrial property rights related to technology and develop an international strategy for innovation and technology transfer.
Module II. Strategy, Career Guidance, and Soft Skills
Prepare to enter the international labor market with the most valued skills by companies and law firms.
Module III. Trademarks, Competition, and Advertising
Master the international management of trademarks and the rules of competition, piracy, and advertising.
Module IV. Intellectual Property, Entertainment Law, and Cybersecurity
Dive into copyright, digital content, the metaverse, generative AI, and cybersecurity regulation.
External Internships
Complete three months of guaranteed internships at national and international reference law firms, companies, and institutions.
Once the first phase of the program is completed, the student will have the necessary tools and instruments to practice law.
To deepen and demonstrate these practical skills, in the second phase, students join law firms, both national and international. There, they are guided by a lawyer-tutor who introduces them to the firm’s working mechanics and the legal matters in which the student will participate.
The student’s placement is determined by the Master’s Direction based on academic results, the analysis of each student’s personal profile, and the requirements set by the law firms themselves. This ensures the success of the internships and proper guidance for the student.
Through the Master’s Thesis, the student has the opportunity to delve deeper into a topic of their interest, applying the knowledge acquired and their problem-solving ability in new or unfamiliar environments within broader contexts related to their area of study. This means that the student must integrate knowledge and face the complexity of making judgments from incomplete or limited information, which includes reflections on the social and ethical responsibilities linked to the application of their knowledge and judgments.
Note:
This qualification is currently undergoing reform to adapt to Law 15/2021, of October 23, which amends Law 34/2006, of October 30, and unifies access to the professions of Lawyer and Court Agent, as well as Royal Decree 64/2023, of February 8, which develops the aforementioned Law. For this reason, it is possible that modifications will occur in the structure and content of the curriculum.
Access:
Master’s Specialization:
ACCESS PROGRAM FACULTY
| Abraham Castro | Partner at Broseta Abogados + UC3M |
| Alberto Gil | Lawyer at Uría Menéndez |
| Albert Sagués | Partner at TGG Legal |
| Alfonso Hernández-Moreno | Partner and Director at Cel Abogados |
| Ana Alós | Partner at Uría |
| Ana Maresca | Legal Director at Aigües de Barcelona |
| Ana Riera | Lawyer at EY Abogados |
| Andrés Maluenda | Lawyer at Molins & Silva |
| Ángela Álvarez | Lawyer at Uría |
| Antonio Gómez | StrategyComm |
| Ariana Arenas | Associate Partner at Rödl & Partner |
| Bárbara de Córdoba | Magistrate |
| Beatriz Domingo | Lawyer at Deloitte |
| Bernat Domeyó | Lawyer at Uría Menéndez |
| Carles Frigola | Deputy Director of RRLL Gobalia |
| Carles Martinez | Founding Partner at Roig, Bergés Martínez |
| Carlos Martos | Partner at Toda-Ne.Lo |
| Carlos Noguera | Partner at Pintó Ruiz Abogados |
| Carme Briera | Lawyer at Clifford Chance |
| Carme Oriol | ICATER |
| Cristina Duch | Partner at Baker & MacKenzie |
| Cristina González | Lawyer at Clifford Chance |
| Cristina González | Associate at Cuatrecasas |
| Daniel Paes | Senior Associate at Deloitte |
| Daniel Vázquez | Professor at UB |
| Darío López | Director at Ayllon Malets Advocats i Economistes Associats S.L. |
| David Carpio | Professor at UB |
| Eduard Sagarra | Lawyer at Roca Junyent |
| Eduardo Peñacoba | Partner at Simons & Simons |
| Elisabet Planas | Founding Partner at Planas & Planas Advocats |
| Enrique Fernández García | Lawyer at CEL abogados |
| Enrique Guirao | HR Director at Damm |
| Eric Romero | Associate at KPMG |
| Eugenia Jover | Senior Associate at Deloitte |
| Eva Casasdo | TGSS |
| Eva Pous | Founder at Eva Pous Abogados, Deputy at ICAB |
| Fermín Morales | Founding Partner at Gabinete Jurídico Fermín Morales |
| Francisco Echeverría | Partner at CEL abogados |
| Francisco Gómez | Professor at UC3M |
| Guillermo Puig | Sagardoy Abogados |
| Ignacio Benejan | Partner at Rousaud Costas Duran SLP |
| Ignacio Parellada | Partner at PwC |
| Ignasi Puig | Dean at ICATER |
| Inés Rios | Lawyer at Uría |
| Iván Suárez | Partner and Director at Bufete Suárez de Vivero |
| J. Fernández | Magistrate |
| Jaime Garrido | Partner at Vialegis |
| Javier Prieto | Senior Associate at Garrigues |
| Jonathan Gil | Partner at Rousaud Costas Duran SLP |
| Jordi Abras | Partner at Crowehorwath |
| Jordi Estalella | Partner at +MoreThanLaw |
| Jordi Sánchez | Partner at Rousaud Costas Duran SLP |
| Jordi Güell | Partner at Curell Suñol SLP |
| Jorge Garasa | Legal Director at FCC Aqualia |
| José Luis Carratalá | Magistrate |
| José Manuel Calavia | Professor at UB, Partner at Mazars Abogados |
| José Manuel Garrido | Partner at CEL abogados |
| José Soria | Partner at Uria |
| Joan Francesc Pont | Founding Partner at Pont-Mestres Abogados and Economists |
| Juan Antonio Ruiz | Partner at Cuatrecasas |
| Juan Hortal | Professor at UB |
| Juan Manuel de Castro | Partner at Rousaud Costas Duran SLP |
| Juan Zornoza | Professor at UC3M |
| Júlia Gual | Lawyer at SCM Spain |
| Manuel Alba | Professor at UC3M |
| Mª José Sorribas | Lawyer at Mes Advocats |
| Maria Dolors Torregrosa | Lawyer at Pont Mestre-UB |
| Maria Olay i Paz | Professor at UB |
| María Vidal | Partner at Vidal Assessors |
| María Vidal | Partner at PwC |
| Mariano Bergés | Partner at Roig, Bergés & Martínez |
| Marta Cervera | Magistrate |
| Marta Giménez | Associate at Uria |
| Miguel Ángel Petit | Professor at UB |
| Miguel Cervilla | Lawyer at Via Legis |
| Mireia Balaguer | Lawyer at Bataller Balaguer Abogados |
| Nuria Díez | Partner at CEL |
| Pablo Pera | Partner at PPR Abogados, S.C.P |
| Pep Bruguera | Lawyer at Rank Spain |
| Rafael Abadía | Partner at Pintó Ruiz Abogados |
| Ramón Isalt | Lawyer at Marimón Abogados |
| Ramón Tamborero | Founding Partner at Tamborero Abogados |
| Raquel Arenas | Lawyer at PwC |
| Santiago Gato | SEAT |
| Silvia Subirana | Partner at Lawing |
| Tatiana Arroyo | Professor at UC3M |
| Teresa Rodríguez | Gabinete Jurídico Fermín Morales |
| Thea Morales | Gabinete Jurídico Fermín Morales |
| Víctor Gómez | Professor at UB |
| Víctor Mercedes | Partner at Baker & McKenzie |
| Xavier Fernández | Professor at UB |
| Yolanda Silvestre | Freelancer |
| Yvonne Pavía | Lawyer at Brugueras, García-Bragado & Asociados |
MASTER COORDINATORS (MPII)
Luis Ignacio Vicente del Olmo. Strategic Advisor PONS IP.
Patricia Ramos. Deputy Director General of PONS IP.
Fernando Mateo. Director of the Corporate Area at PONS School of Business.
Isabel Cortés. Director of International Relations at PONS IP.
Alcestes Cervera. Doctor in Commercial Law from the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid.
Violeta Arnaiz. Director of Intellectual Property and Technology at PONS IP.
Javier Bermúdez de Castro. Head of Legal Affairs at SECUOYA STUDIOS.
Elena Portabales. IT & Privacy Senior Counsel – DPO | Compliance at AUDEA.
*The faculty is subject to changes
Once the relevant Program has concluded and ISDE has verified that the STUDENT has completed their work satisfactorily, the STUDENT will receive the corresponding Degree certificate for each PROGRAM.
In compliance with current legality and, specifically, as set forth in article 4.4 of decree 84/2004, it is noted that ISDE’s programs are professionally oriented and therefore, unless explicitly stated otherwise, they are courses that do not lead to the acquisition of a title with official value, but to that of a proprietary title from ISDE.
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