The Cyber Law Master's program prepares qualified legal professionals to regulate and manage legal relations in the digital space. The program provides deep knowledge in cybercrime law, data protection, intellectual property, and the legal challenges of modern technologies.

Students gain the ability to analyze legal issues at the intersection of law and technology, including artificial intelligence, blockchain, and e-commerce. The curriculum emphasizes analytical thinking, legal ethics, and real-world application.

Graduates will be ready to work in government bodies, private firms, and international organizations—advising, shaping policy, and handling legal cases related to emerging technologies.

The program offers:

• Lectures by legal scholars, cybersecurity experts, and industry professionals;
• Legal simulations, practical research projects, and mock trials;
• Access to legal databases and digital forensics tools;
• Internships in law firms, government agencies, and tech companies

Key study areas:

• Law and technology fundamentals;
• Cybercrime legislation;
• Data privacy and protection law;
• Intellectual property in the digital environment;
• E-commerce and Internet law;
• Legal issues of emerging technologies.

• Cyber Law Specialist;
• Data Protection Officer;
• Compliance Manager;
• Legal Advisor for tech companies;
• Government official in digital regulation;
• Cybersecurity policy consultant;
• International negotiator on cyber law issues.