The Magister Lvcentinvs offers a comprehensive nine-month programme, which enables Lvcentinvs students to undertake a thorough study of Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law subjects. The content of the Magister Lvcentinvs gives students professional skills in a globalised world, providing training in real situations and business transactions. University professors and IP experts and practitioners join the Magister each year as visiting or permanent lecturers, allowing for a combination of theoretical classes and practical experience that enables the students to obtain a complete and updated vision of the complexities of Intellectual Property Law and its enforcement. The course is divided into four main areas of knowledge: Patents and Technology Transfer. Trademarks, Designs and Competition Law. Copyright. Information Technology Law. Each area includes specifically designed technical vocabulary and terminology lessons: English. French. The Magister Programme was conceived, in its origin, to provide an educational response to the expectations generated when the Spanish city of Alicante was designated as the official seat of the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (OHIM) of the European Union. Intended for college graduates from different fields, the Magister Lvcentinvs has received annually, since its first edition, 35 students from different countries of the world. Today, the Magister Lvcentinvs has become one of the most complete and prestigious institutes dedicated to the study of Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law studies in Europe being, at the same time, a leading centre and reference to the Intellectual Property Academia of Spain and Latin America.