iJOBS Career Panel: Technical Specialists and Patent Law
iJOBS Blog
By: Sonal Gahlawat
iJOBS Blog
iJOBS Career Panel: Nutrition and Fragrance industry
iJOBS Blog
By Sergio Crespo Flores
Publishing Jobs at Wiley
iJOBS Blog
By Soumyadipa Das
iJOBS Career Panel: Science Policy
iJOBS Blog
By: Gina Sanchez
International Students and Visas: A Workshop
iJOBS Blog
By Natalie Losada
What Can You Be with a PhD? – Science Outreach and Non-Profit
iJOBS Blog
By Natalie Losada
iJOBS Stryker Virtual Tour
iJOBS Blog
By Rebecca Manubag
What Can You Be with a PhD: Day 2
iJOBS Blog
By Sergio Crespo-Flores
iJOBS 2021 Annual Symposium: Aiding Graduate Students in Non-Academic Careers and Beyond
iJOBS Blog
By: Samantha Avina
iJOBS and Erdos with Myra McCormack
iJOBS Blog
By Vidur Sarma
Jobs related to patent law and intellectual property (IP) rights are booming and right now make up a significant percentage of the United States task force. According to a report titled ‘Intellectual Property and the U.S. Economy: 2016 Update’ released by the U.S. Commerce Department, industries focused on IP contribute to 38.2% of USA GDP, 45.5 million jobs, and 46% higher pay than that obtained through non-IP industries in the private sector.