Trier, Germany

European Information Technology Law

Objective
This course will provide a thorough introduction to European information technology law

Key topics
- Internet regulation in the European Union
- Role, responsibility and accountability of online platforms
- Regulating e-commerce in Europe
- Information technologies and intellectual property law
- EU legal framework applicable to data: sui generis protection of databases, trade secrets protection, free flow of data, data privacy in the digital world, data concentration
- Online and smart contracts
- Private international law and information technologies
- Cybersecurity

Training methods will include presentations, case studies and workshops.
Each session includes time for questions and discussion

You will also have the opportunity to attend a hearing at the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg.

Course leader

Florence Hartmann-Vareilles

Target group

Practitioners seeking an introduction to European information technology law.

Fee info

EUR 1090: Discounts available
EUR 0: Discounts available

Scholarships

Scholarships available