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WIPO’s international moot court focuses on an intellectual property dispute involving live streaming.
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WIPO’s international moot court focuses on an intellectual property dispute involving live streaming. Selected teams compete online, and the best eight advance to the finals in Geneva. Participants develop written and oral advocacy in front of international specialists. Coordinate team availability for the online rounds before preparing for a possible Geneva final. Reaching the final depends on competition results and is not guaranteed by registration. Because funding is unspecified, applicants should not infer that travel or participation expenses are automatically covered. Eligibility: University teams of law students aged 35 or younger. Funding: Funding is not specified in the supplied selection. Application: Form a university team meeting the age limit. Read WIPO’s rules and organise written and oral preparation around the competition problem before registering. Schedule: 6 November 2026
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https://www.wipo.int/en/web/youth-engagement/moot-court-competition
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WIPO’s international moot court focuses on an intellectual property dispute involving live streaming. Selected teams compete online, and the best eight advance to the finals in Geneva. Participants develop written and oral advocacy in front of international specialists.
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Funding is not specified in the supplied selection.
University teams of law students aged 35 or younger.
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