UNIVERSITY OF STRASBOURG · FRANCE
Master in Law: Digital Economy Law
Master's · Taught in fr
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
fr
Language
Master's
Level
- 2 yearsDuration
- 120 creditsECTS Credits
- Focus on Digital TransformationKey Area
- Multidisciplinary ApproachCurriculum Feature
- Connects University with Professional WorldProgram USP
This Master's program focuses on the legal aspects of the digital economy, equipping students with essential skills for the digital transformation. It aims to train legal professionals who understand both the law and the digital landscape, with a technical sensibility. The curriculum is multidisciplinary, covering private and public law, economics, and management. Students will also gain technical knowledge to navigate new technologies and the digital transformation of organizations. Key learning objectives include understanding the digital environment, digital market regulations, data protection (GDPR), cybersecurity, intellectual property, e-commerce contracts, and the environmental impact of digital technologies.
Curriculum
The program is structured over two years, Master 1 and Master 2, with a focus on building foundational knowledge and then specializing. The Master 1 year includes core legal subjects, specialized courses, and language options. The Master 2 year is not detailed in the provided text.
- Master 1 - Semester 1
- Fundamental Legal Unit 1
- EU Internal Market Law 1
- In-depth Commercial Law 1
- Company Taxation 1
- Languages Unit 1
- DU Legal English Terminology
- English
- German
- Spanish
- Advanced Legal Unit 1
- Intellectual Property
- International Company Taxation
- Business Creation and Transfer
- Transnational Business Law
- EU Internal Market Law 1
- In-depth Commercial Law 1
Careers
This program aims to bridge the gap between academia and the professional world, producing graduates with immediate employability. The primary goal is to train professionals who are recognized and sought after for their legal, technical, and transversal skills.
- Legal expert in the digital economy
- Digital project manager
- E-commerce legal advisor
- Data protection officer
- Intellectual property specialist
- Cybersecurity legal consultant
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree (Licence) in Law or AESRecommended for Master 1 entry. Strong academic results, good legal knowledge (civil, tax, IP, business law), and understanding of digital economy issues are required. Good English proficiency is also necessary.
Master 1 degreeRecommended for Master 2 entry. Preferably with prior coursework in information systems.
English ProficiencyGood command required
Applicants are recruited at the BAC+3 level. Profile must align with mandatory prerequisites. The program is open to diverse and complementary backgrounds, encouraging collaboration among students from different but related Master's programs.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please consult the dedicated page on the University of Strasbourg website for current tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please consult the dedicated page on the University of Strasbourg website for current tuition fees.
LivingNot specified.
Tuition fees are subject to change and can be found on the university's official website.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic and any specific prerequisite requirements for the Master's program, particularly for the year you wish to enter (Master 1 or Master 2).
2. Visit University Admissions PageNavigate to the University of Strasbourg's admissions and enrollment section on their website for detailed instructions.
3. Submit ApplicationFollow the online application process as outlined by the university. This will likely involve creating an account and uploading necessary documents.
4. EnrollmentOnce admitted, proceed with the university's enrollment procedures.