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South Korea Expands IP Meister Program After 70% Patent Success Rate Among Vocational Students

Government launches 16th edition of initiative fostering patentable solutions from high school teams, with major corporations participating

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The South Korean government has announced the launch of the 16th Intellectual Property (IP) Meister Program, following a track record where 70% of patent applications from vocational high school students have been granted. The program, which connects students with real-world corporate challenges, has resulted in over…
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