Productivity and Downstream Intellectual Property as Results of Research and Community Service of Higher Education Post-Pandemic: Case Study Analysis at the State University of Jakarta

Abstract

This writing aims to understand and see the potential results of research in the form intellectual property of higher education, especially at the State University of Jakarta (UNJ), both copyrights and patents whose products have been downstream so that the community can feel the benefits. In 2019, UNJ was ranked 59th in the ranking of Higher Education Clusters in Indonesia based on research performance and community service given by the Directorate General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education and Culture, and then in 2020, UNJ was ranked 20th. In 2021, UNJ received an "Excellent” (Unggul) Institutional Accreditation rating from BAN-PT. These achievements were obtained, among others, from the element of increasing results of research UNJ, especially those that can be protected by Intellectual Property Rights managed by the Center for Scientific Publications and Intellectual Property Rights at the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) UNJ since 2019. In 2019 and 2020, LPPM UNJ also received the 1st rank award for the highest Copyright Recording from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights for the Research Institute category. In 2022, Post-Pandemic era, UNJ also won an award for the highest number of Top 10 Copyright Registrations in Indonesia in 2022 in the Higher Education Category. This writing was carried out using a qualitative approach through the case study research method which was sourced from primary data interviews with managers of Intellectual Property Rights at the Center for Scientific Publications and Intellectual Property Rights of LPPM UNJ, as well as secondary data found on UNJ's website and other official literature. The population of this study is only within the UNJ environment. The conclusions of potential research results at UNJ are currently most registered under the Copyright and Patent regime.

Keywords: Intellectual Property Rights, the State University of Jakarta, UNJ.