Center of Intellectual Property Studies (PPKI)
– BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY CENTER ESTABLISHMENT
Center of intellectual property study center of Law Faculty, Airlangga University (PKKI) is a form of refresher and refinement of Intellectual Property Rights Central Unit (Sentra HKI). In contrast to HKI Center, PKKI is a center of study which consists of lecturers from different departments. This will enable scientific development and application of related disciplines and Intellectual property more leveragely.
Previously, HKI center was the merger of the Technical Implementation Unit of Intellectual Property Rights Center which originally stood by the Decree of the Rector of Airlangga University on December 13, 2001. This unit has undergone several reorganization of management. The establishment of this unit is based on the Decree of Dean of Law Faculty of Airlangga University, Number: 5303 / H3.1.3 / KD / 2012 on Termination and Appointment of Management Unit Names for Intellectual Property Center of Faculty of Law, Airlangga University.
From the existence of HKI existence to date, changes in organizational structure and the scope of its activities need to be carried out. In such a long history of the existence of the intellectual property unit at Airlangga University, it proves that intelectal property center -related study should still exist at faculty level. The existence of PKKI is one of the elements that support the development of KI at University level. Thus, on March 24, 2016 through the Dean’s Decree No. 218 / UN3.1.3 / KD / 2016, Center of Study of Intellectual Property of FH UNAIR was formed.
PKKI consists of competent people and experts in the field of KI and other sciences that support the development of studies on intellectual property. With organizational and membership changes, PKKI is expected to be a center of study that is always in line with the achievement of the vision, mission and goals of the Faculty and University. In addition, PKKI is expected to be a center of study that always supports Tri Dharma which aims to participate in the development of the world of creativity and innovative research in Indonesia through legal protection in the field of KI.
– VISION, MISSION, OBJECTIVES
Vision
Being the leading study center in Indonesia in the field of intellectual property in the development of intellectual property, implementation and dissemination of intellectual property science.
Mission
Conducting research in the field of intellectual property.
Disseminating intellectual property in college environment.
Providing consultation in the field of intellectual property for university internal environment and public.
Opportunities for the public, practitioners and academics to participate in developing intelectal property in the field of practice through Consultant Education of Intelectual Property .
Aim
Supporting culture of intellectual property awareness internally and in the community.
– SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES
PKKI service activities are as follows:
conducting IP-related research;
IP campaigns in the hope that all the components of society aware of potential of protection of their work, creation and research;
Creating patent (drafting) and integrated circuit layout;
Helping concepts of IP licensing agreements and other form of commercial cooperation;
IP Consultation;
Guidance on acquiring IP rights;
Implementing Consultant Education of IP
– ACTIVITIES
Consultation and Assistance of Intellectual Property are the main activities. To the beginning of January 2016, PPKI has guiding 13 acquisition of IPR.
– MANAGEMENT
Steering Committee : Prof. Dr. Rahmi Jened, SH, MH
: Dr. Agung Sujatmiko, SH, MH
: Nurul Barizah, SH, LL.M., Ph.D.
Chairman : Dr. Mas Rahmah, SH, MH, LL.M.
Secretary : Ria Setyawati, SH, MH, LL.M.
Consultation Division : Dian Purnama Anugerah, SH, MKn., LL.M.
: Sapta Aprilianto, SH, MH, LL.M.
Activity Division : Masitoh Indriani, SH, LL.M.
Research Division : Iman Prihandono, SH, LL.M., Ph.D
– COOPERATION AND FORM OF COOPERATION
Cooperation network that has been established with the center of IPR consists of cooperation with domestic and foreign institutions.
Domestic cooperation:
Ministry of Law and Human Rights, General Directorate of Intellectual Property Education in planning Education of Intellectual Property Consultants
Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries
Foreign cooperation:
CODA (Content Overseas D istribution, Association) Japan
Swisscontact Indonesia Fo ndation
Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs in Indonesia Swiss Intellectual Property Project
