Legal Tech

Leverage the power of technology in the legal sector
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The development of legal technologies has been fast, powerful and critically disruptive in a typically traditional sector. Rapid technological innovation has influenced both long-established businesses and the legal status quo with the emergence of new business models such as fintechs and regtechs.

Date
Oct 19th - Nov 30th, 2022
Duration
6 weeks
Schedule
8 hours of study per week
Format
Online
Language
English
Intake
November
Tuition Fees
€1.950
Pathway
> Digital, Data & Tech
> Innovation, Marketing & Sales
> Law
GOT QUESTIONS?

For more details, please contact:

Lucía Pellicer

Program Advisor

+34 91 568 82 22 +34 620 727 308
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Why this program?

TECH FOUNDATIONS

Comprehend the basic nomenclature surrounding legal technology and innovation in the financial sector.

DATA LAWS & ETHICS

Evaluate the impact of legal and ethical challenges that arise with the use of big data.

THE LATEST IN LEGAL TECH

Differentiate key digital technologies in the legal sector: cloud, blockchain, analytics, AI, etc.

WHAT’S AT STAKE

Discover the opportunities and obstacles that arise when developing and using new technologies.

Our highly experienced faculty

ProfileArgyri Panezi

Professor of Law and Technology

ProfileAntonios Kouroutakis

Professor

Partners

  • Legaktechies | IE Exponential Learning
  • Lex Machina | IE Exponential Learning
  • Siemens | IE Exponential Learning
  • elAbogado | IE Exponential Learning
  • Ericsson | IE Exponential Learning
  • Linklaters | IE Exponential Learning
  • SCCA - Singapire Corporate Counsel Association | IE Exponential Learning

The Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition

  • Logo Member | Exponential Learning

    The Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition brings together Member States, companies, social partners, non-profit organisations and education providers, who take action to tackle the lack of digital skills in Europe. IE University has pledged to carry out actions to reduce the digital skills gap in Europe by developing digital skills to enable all citizens to be active in our digital society and by transforming teaching and learning of digital skills in a lifelong learning perspective.

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