European Master in Law, Data and Artificial Intelligence

Program Overview

The European Master in Law, Data and Artificial Intelligence (EMILDAI) is a multidisciplinary program that integrates legal, technical, and ethical perspectives on data and AI. It provides students with the skills and knowledge to navigate the complex challenges associated with these fields. Graduates are prepared for careers in law firms, tech companies, research organizations, government agencies, and international institutions. The program emphasizes a unique international environment with students and faculty from various backgrounds.

Program Outline

Outline

Year 1:

• Semester 1: Introduction to Law, Data and AI at DCU (all students)
• Semester 2: Introduction to Law, Data and AI at DCU (all students)

Year 2:

Law Stream:

• Semester 3:
• Data Governance at Avignon Université (Study Track A, taught in French)
• Cybersecurity at Universidad de León (Study Track B, taught in Spanish)
• Semester 4: AI Law and Ethics at Università di Pisa (taught in English)

Computing Stream:

• Semester 3:
• Data Governance at Avignon Université (Study Track A, taught in French)
• Cybersecurity at Universidad de León (Study Track B, taught in Spanish)
• Semester 4: Data Governance or Cybersecurity specialization, depending on chosen Track A or B, at Avignon Université or Universidad de León (taught in French or Spanish)
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Teaching

Teaching Methods:

The program utilizes diverse teaching methods, including interactive lectures, seminars, workshops, guest lectures, and group projects.

Faculty:

The faculty comprises experts in law, data science, computer science, and artificial intelligence from the four partner universities.

Unique Approach:

The program emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, integrating legal, technical, and ethical perspectives on data and AI. It provides a unique opportunity to study in an international environment with students and faculty from various backgrounds.

Careers

Potential Careers:

• Legal professional specializing in privacy and GDPR
• Data protection officer
• Privacy engineer
• Advisor on data governance and best practices
• IT consultant
• Researcher
• Compliance professional
• Data Analyst
• AI specialist
• Cybersecurity expert

Opportunities and Outcomes:

• Graduates are prepared for careers in diverse sectors, including law firms, tech companies, research organizations, government agencies, and international institutions.
• The program equips students with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate the complex legal, ethical, and technical challenges associated with data and AI.
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Full time EU Status Fee €10,217 per annum Non EU Fee. €19,908 per annum