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Master Informatierecht

De selectieve master Informatierecht is een uniek en uitdagend programma voor een ambitieuze groep studenten. Tijdens deze master verdiep je je in een veelheid aan juridische vraagstukken rond de regulering van informatie als rechtsgoed: intellectuele eigendomsrechten zoals het auteursrecht, merkenrecht en octrooirecht, telecommunicatierecht, mediarecht, internetregulering, communicatierechten zoals vrijheid van meningsuiting en privacy, openbaarheid van informatie en gegevensbescherming. De sterke Europees- en internationaalrechtelijke dimensies van het informatierecht komen in het hele programma aan bod.
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Our Advanced Master of Laws in Technology Governance equips professionals to tackle challenges like AI regulation, platform power, infrastructure regulation, the safeguarding of free speech, and fundamental rights. Combining law, economics, and social sciences, this 1-year programme gives you a 360-degree understanding of how technology governs us, and how to build powerful and effective governance frameworks for technology so it serves us.
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The face of copyright law changes continuously, mostly due to the constant evolution of the digital networked environment and the legislative initiatives at the international and European level.  As a result, copyright professionals must keep abreast of the applicable rules, including those deriving from the TRIPS Agreement, the WIPO Treaties and the various European directives in the area. The lectures are given by internationally renowned scholars, including those of the Institute for Information Law, and practitioners who all share years of academic and practical experience in the field of international copyright law.

The privacy summer course will focus on recent developments in privacy law and policy, zooming in on its interface with a growingly complex technology governance landscape. In recent years, many new legal instruments have been introduced or are being negotiated by the EU, Council of Europe and several national governments. On top of these new legal instruments, jurisprudence of courts and data protection authorities result in lawyers all over the world facing an ever-growing governance landscape with inevitable overlaps and gaps. In light of all this, fresh questions arise around the regulation of emerging technologies and digital infrastructures.

The EU is becoming a world leader in platform regulation. In this summer course, we will offer a deep dive into the law and policy of the ground-breaking Digital Services Act, as well as other legislation aiming to reform the laws for online intermediation and the digital economy (e.g. the Digital Markets Act). Hosted in Amsterdam by the Institute for Information Law and its DSA Observatory, the course will be taught by an international roster of leading experts, including academic specialists, legal practitioners, and professionals in government and in the non-profit sector.