The program emphasizes the impact of technology on international economic law, preparing students to navigate the digital economy. Courses on AI, big data, digital trade, and data governance equip them to address key challenges like e-commerce regulations, data sovereignty, and cybersecurity. 

With an interdisciplinary focus, the program integrates digital governance, human rights, and sustainability into international economic law. Students explore how trade and investment can drive corporate responsibility, ensuring they understand the broader ethical and global implications of economic activity.

Practical experience is a key component of the program, offering internships, case simulations, and legal clinics. Students engage with real-world cases, applying their knowledge to bridge the gap between theory and practice. In addition, the program includes academic visits to Paris, where students visit the ICC, and Geneva, where they explore the WTO, providing a firsthand look at the challenges and opportunities these organizations face.

Over 40 electives to choose from in fields such as AI law, international investment law & crime arbitration, competition law or WTO dispute settlement practice.