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Who is liable for a self-driving car accident? What liability do sharing economy platforms such as AirBnB or Uber have for users’ interaction with each other? Does our company comply with all legal requirements on data protection in order not to be fined or penalised? The Specialisation in Legal Tech, taught at the Bilbao Campus, answers all these questions.
New legal dilemmas have emerged and are increasing every day due to digital transformation. For this reason, today's society requires legal experts specialised in the digital sphere.
If you are interested in the programmes at the University of Deusto, don’t miss the information sessions we have organized between November 15 and December 2.
This specialisation will give you a deeper understanding of Information and Communication Technology Law, which is necessary for resolving conflicts in digital environments. In this way, you will obtain a cutting-edge legal and technological profile that is highly accepted by companies.
How all matters related to intellectual property, image rights, cybercrime, etc. are dealt with... And you are also curious about the problems hidden in social media and digital platforms.
Legal departments of companies in the audiovisual and telecommunications sector, law firms (as a specialist for clients in the new technologies area), new technology consultancies...
In the areas of social media, eCommerce, data protection, big data, e-procurement, crowdfunding, cybercrime or cloud computing.
We invite you to experience a day in the world of law.
You will have access to digital legal databases of important providers of these services such as Wolters-Kluwer.
You will develop and study an ICT vision of specific regulations such as data protection, e-commerce or intellectual and industrial property.
This degree will provide you with specific skills that can later be used in a professional advisory service to clients.
En clase vemos casos sobre Facebook, Netflix, Youtube, UBER... nos preparamos para nuevos problemas
Se trata de afrontar los nuevos retos jurídicos que supone el entorno digital
Students Enrique de Umaran (Law + ICT), Elena Unceta-Barrenechea (Law) and Ander Luque (Law + ICT) from the Law School have won first place in"The Young Excellence Challenge" competition (2021) organised by the Garrigues Centre. The competition consisted of a research project on the theme of Law and New Technologies. Our students' work dealt with "The incorporation of new technologies in the general meetings of capital companies".
behind computer networks. This will allow you to better understand how they work and, above all, their capabilities, avoiding common mistakes.
in communications to really understand how they can and cannot be breached
to understand the capabilities and limitations of different devices with computational capabilities.
with a solid legal background while at the same time being able to deal with complex issues linked to the technological world, such as intellectual property in the internet environment, contracting problems in the telecommunications sector, queries about online advertising and its contracting or responsibilities, or about the rights of online consumers.