The Jurisprudence: Cyber Law program is designed to produce legal professionals equipped to navigate the complex and rapidly evolving legal landscape of cyberspace. As technology increasingly permeates every aspect of society, the need for lawyers who understand the intersection of law and technology has never been greater.

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of legal principles, cybersecurity issues, and emerging technologies. Students will learn about intellectual property, data privacy, cybercrime, e-commerce regulations, and the legal challenges posed by artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other innovations. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, analytical skills, and ethical considerations, preparing graduates to address legal issues in a digital world.

Graduates will be prepared to advise organizations, shape policy, and litigate cases involving cutting-edge technology, ensuring that the rule of law is upheld in the digital age.

The program delivers a cyber-integrated curriculum that includes:

●     Lectures and seminars by legal scholars, cybersecurity experts, and industry practitioners;

●     Case studies, simulations, and moot court exercises focused on cyber law issues;

●     Access to legal databases, digital forensics tools, and cybersecurity resources;

●     Internships and externships with law firms, government agencies, and technology companies.

Key areas of study include:

●     Foundations of Law and Technology;

●     Cybercrime Law;

●     Data Privacy Law;

●     Intellectual Property Law in Cyberspace;

●     E-Commerce and Internet Law;

●     Emerging Issues in Cyber Law.

Graduates of the Jurisprudence: Cyber Law program will be prepared for a variety of legal and policy roles, including:

●     Cyber Law Attorney;

●     Data Protection Officer;

●     Compliance Manager;

●     Legal Consultant for Technology Companies;

●     Government Regulator;

●     Cybersecurity Policy Advisor;

●     Digital Forensics Analyst (with further training).