Legal Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights in Accreditation Instruments of Study Program Performance Reports

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to analyze the legal aspects of IPR related to Study Program Performance Reports (LKPS) as one of the aspects of assessment in the study program accreditation instrument and is stipulated in PERBAN-PT No. 2 of 2019. LKPS requires a letter of determination in the form of a decree or certificate issued by Ministry of Law and Human Rights for the outcomes of research and community services (PKM). The research method uses normative research with the legislative approach and economic approach. The results showed that the characteristics are unique to each type of IPR, so the application of LKPS assessments related to intellectual property cannot be equated. Copyright, LKPS instruments do not need to be determined by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. Patents, not all registered patents granted have been determined by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights can be used as an assessment, but also need to consider other aspects of cost and commercialization. Industrial design, terminology must definitely refer to "industrial design" not "industrial product design". Recommendations on the results of the study include: first, copyright needs to determine definitively the scope of which if necessary to obtain a letter of determination from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. Secondly, aspects of patent appraisal are not limited to the determination but also aspects of cost and commercialization. Third, the terminology of industrial design and the scope of the assessment is more emphasized. In general, recommendations for the results of this study suggest that the LKPS instrument needs to be reviewed (reformulation).