IP Academy is a National Intellectual Property Training Center in Ukraine and implements educational projects with the support of the WIPO Academy.

In 2025, the Ukrainian IP Academy conducted:

• for government agencies: a training course entitled “Brand – a key intangible asset in the modern political landscape” in cooperation with the Research Service of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, and a specialized seminar for representatives of the State Customs Service; 

• for representatives of business and creative industries: an educational series for entrepreneurs “Intellectual Property and Business,” a guide “Intellectual Property for Folk Arts and Crafts,” a digest “Folk Arts and Crafts: A Journey Through the Traditions of the World,” a checklist for folk art craftsmen “Nine Steps to Business Scaling,” a series of checklists “Copyright in Literary Works: Writers’ Rights,” “IP Tips: Photographic Art: Limits of Permissibility and Restrictions”; 

• for specialists in the field: a series of online interviews: “Law, medicine, ethics: points of intersection,” a catalog with a selection of key decisions of the European Court of Justice in the category “Misleading nature of trademarks”;

• for higher education and scientific institutions:

• a series of thematic lectures “IP Connecting Students 2.0”, 
• a series of webinars “IP Insight: European Reform Course”, 
• a training “Academic Integrity in Teaching: Principles, Challenges, and Practical Solutions”, 
• summer school “AI, Code & IP”, 
• a training course for employees of educational and scientific institutions “Intellectual property rights to objects created in connection with the performance of an employment contract in higher education and scientific institutions”, 
• an information and reference publication “Formula of the profession: Intellectual Property Through the Eyes of Teachers and Students,” 
• an information and reference publication “Advice from Experts to Students and Future Professionals,” 
• a guide “11 Steps from Creation to Commercialization of Service Objects of Intellectual Property Rights”;

•  for secondary education institutions: 

• a pilot training course for teachers of the “School of Superheroes,”
• the first meeting of the IP Academy Networking Club for representatives of secondary education institutions,
• an information and analytical study on the level of teachers’ awareness of intellectual property rights,
• a concept for introducing knowledge about intellectual property in secondary and extracurricular education institutions, 
• a guide entitled “Think. Create. Respect IP: 11 Tips for Raising a Young Creator,”
• a series of informational and reference publications “Improving the Professional Competence of Secondary School Teachers,” “Ecosystem of creative opportunities for the development of children and youth in Ukraine,” “A selection of projects and programs for the development of creativity and engineering skills in children and youth,” “Intellectual property for children: a collection of materials for extracurricular education”;

• for the general public:

• a series of information cards “IP Monday: complex topics made easy,”
• a national educational campaign “Intellectual Property and Music: Feel the Rhythm of IP” and an educational stream dedicated to Inventor and Innovator Day, 
• a series of inspirational stories “IP Generation,” 
• a guide “IP&Music. Feel the Rhythm of Intellectual Property,” 
• the video project “IP Train: Lectures on Intellectual Property,” 
• the series of interviews “Tips for a Successful Start and Career Development in Intellectual Property,” “Your step towards knowledge: educational programs on intellectual property.”

International educational projects in cooperation with the WIPO Academy:

• The project for folk art masters, “The Role of Intellectual Property in Preserving the Nation’s Code” (mentoring program and offline event “IP Dialogue with Folk Art Masters”), has been completed.

• The project “Empowering Women in Innovation and Startups” was launched with the support of the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO), bringing together more than 680 women from all over Ukraine (a training course was conducted and a mentoring program was launched).

• Two WIPO online courses were adapted for the eLearning Center distance learning platform: DL 001 – “Introductory Course on Intellectual Property” and DL 101 – “General Course on Intellectual Property.” The adaptation of course DL 201 – “Copyright and Related Rights” is ongoing.

In total:

• over 90 educational events were held;
• over 20 publications were released;
• over 950 certificates were issued;
• over 3,000 participants and over 2,500 listeners were involved.

The IP Academy website was also developed and presented.