Description

New Technology Law Masters Programme focuses on key legal issues posed by information and knowledge society  new legal phenomena (Internet, e-commerce, e-media, e-governance etc.) as well as newest technological decisions (nano-, bio-, trans-, media- etc.). The aim of this Masters programme is to enable the graduates to scope with the various questions concerning New Technology Law in private and public sectors. Therefore, it is not just teaching the existing legal frameworks on New Technology Law, but also encouraging critical appraisal of them. The Masters programme participants get a profound knowledge of the latest developments in New Technology Law, its areas of applications and its realization in practice. Graduate students can continue research in doctoral studies.

Highlights

The study programme aims at preparing the students for multijurisdictionary practice in the increasingly important field of Information technology law, as well as enhancing performance in traditional fields of law through introduction to modern legal techniques and solutions provided by IT. This program is created under recommendation of EULISP CDA (European Universities Legal Informatics Study Program) project and is implemented jointly with University of Zaragoza (Spain), University of Rovaniemi (Finland).

The semester lasts 16 weeks and examination session takes 4 weeks. Assessment of student results will normally involve assigned course work as well as an oral or written examination.

Diploma Awarded: Master of Laws

Minimum Education

Bachelors

Subject Areas

• Law

Cost in US$:

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This Program is open to

Worldwide Participants.

Typical Living Arrangements

• Independent living
• Dormitory

Participants Travel

Independently

Typically Participants Work

Independently or in Groups

Application Process Involves

• Transcript
• Written Application

Mykolas Romeris University's Mission Statement

The mission of the University is to deliver high quality education, to accumulate and nourish intellectual potential, to train societys leaders capable of creating and implementing innovations which influence the overall progress. Our University fosters autonomy which allows independent tailoring of studies, research and improvement or change of professional qualifications in response to the development of European higher education and labour market needs.

Year Founded

1990