Digitalisation & Law

The Master's degree in Digitalisation & Law at Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg prepares students to navigate the intersection of law and technology. This innovative programme focuses on international legal frameworks impacted by digitalisation, equipping graduates with essential knowledge and skills to address issues like data protection, cybersecurity, and intellectual property in the digital age.

The programme is structured over three semesters, comprising a series of modules that cover crucial aspects of both legal theory and practical application. With a total of 90 ECTS credit points, students will engage in lectures, seminars, and group projects, culminating in a thesis that allows them to explore a specific area of digital law deeply. This structure not only promotes academic excellence but also ensures that students gain hands-on experience through case studies and collaborative projects.

This programme is ideal for law graduates or professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in international law while focusing on the implications of digitalisation. It suits individuals who are keen on exploring how legal principles adapt to the challenges presented by emerging technologies.

• Legal Consultant in Tech Firms
• Compliance Officer in Corporations
• Policy Advisor in Government Organizations
• Intellectual Property Lawyer
• Data Protection Officer in Businesses

The knowledge gained in this programme is applicable across various industries, including information technology, finance, and telecommunications, particularly in Germany's robust Mittelstand and startup ecosystems.