• Law and Technologies: Challenges and Opportunities;
• Regulation of Fintech Industry;
• Legal Semantic Technologies;
• Games and Gamification methods for Law;
• Cyber Crime and Forensics;
• Privacytech: Privacy, Security and Technology;
• Research methodology and new technologies;
• Intellectual Property and Modern Technologies;
• Internship;
• Artificial Intelligence for Law and Law for Artificial Intelligence;
• Robotic Governance;
• Start-ups and Venture Capital;
• Master Thesis Project;
• Master Thesis;
• Law, Technology and Business Conferences.

General competences and learning outcomes

1. Personal and social abilities

• Ability to think critically and creatively and to identify problems, analyse them and to assess them comprehensively, to provide the proposals to solve the identified problems, to choose the appropriate solutions and methods and make reasoned conclusions;
• Ability to demonstrate well-developed skills of self-learning, which provide for adequately targeted and independent continuation of studies;
• Ability to organise and control the team-work and time by effective cooperation with colleagues and coordination of contrasting interests;
• Ability to convey logical, knowledge-based conclusions clearly and unambiguously for specialist and non-specialist audiences.

Subject specific competences and learning outcomes

1. Knowledge and its application

• Ability to understand and explain new technologies in the field of law, to understand their destructive and sustainable effects, to know ethical principles applicable to technologies, to solve independently complex legal issues;
• Ability independently analyse, synthesize and evaluate legal facts and related data, integrate legal knowledge, apply the methodology of scientific knowledge, clearly and unambiguously formulate logical conclusions based on legal knowledge, focused on the improvement of professional activities and to convey them in the English language for both specialists and non-specialists in a global market environment.

1. Research skills

• Ability to conduct research: on the topic of international and national law and globally operating technologies;
• Ability to search for, select the necessary, examine and analyse information on law and technology as well as in related or necessary topics, to raise reasonable hypotheses, research tasks and goals, and to implement them.

1. Special abilities

• Ability critically analyse, interpret, compare and evaluate the legal relations regulating technologies, the legal acts regulating them, to make reasonable proposals for the improvement of these legal acts;
• Ability independently initiate and develop a business in the field of legal technologies, understand the startup ecosystem, to know financing options, to know how to protect intellectual property, to trade secrets by legal, organizational and technical means;
• Ability professionally provide interdisciplinary services in the field of law and technology both independently and in a team;
• Ability to create, use, analyse and explain legal technologies, innovations such as artificial intelligence, big data analytics, chain technologies, semantic and emotional technologies, the use of open data in the legal services sector.