Law and Information and Communication Technologies

Master's

The interdisciplinary MSc in “Law and Information and Communication Technologies” addresses: Specialization: Training young professionals in law, technology, management, and economics to understand the legal dimensions of ICT, cybercrime, digital forensics, electronic communications, privacy, and personal data protection. This includes the legal framework for e-Commerce and e-Business, intellectual property rights in the digital age, competition regulation in ICT, and anti-corruption measures. Education and Training: Offering specialized education to both new graduates and professionals in private and public sector organizations, as well as self-employed individuals. Application and Research: Preparing participants to apply their knowledge in modern environments facing related challenges and to conduct research in relevant scientific fields. Program Objectives The MSc aims to cultivate and advance scientific knowledge in the legal and regulatory frameworks governing ICT. It also seeks to explore the role of ICT in promoting legal research and practice, aligning with the country’s need to harmonize with and incorporate relevant EU directives. Furthermore, the program aims to prevent and adapt to global changes brought about by the Fourth Industrial Revolution and foster scientific advancements and ICT applications in the evolving Information Society. Graduate Prospects Graduates of this program will acquire interdisciplinary expertise in law and ICT. They will be well-equipped to join public and private sector organizations, work independently, or pursue academic and research careers.