- Initial training - Continuing education
- 1 year
- Aix-en-Provence
AIMS
The Digital Business and Intellectual Property Law program aims to train business lawyers specializing in the protection and exploitation of innovative creations and the digital economy. It offers comprehensive, cross-disciplinary training in all areas of intellectual property (copyright, trademark law, patent law, designs and models, appellations of origin) and digital technology (e-commerce, domain names, hosting provider liability, personal data protection, cybersecurity, etc.). The master's program trains students in the application of legal standards in the context of innovation, where the law must address a wide range of implications in both economic relations (property, contracts, rights enforcement, liability) and civic relations (fundamental freedoms, security, access to information, privacy, and personal data protection).
TARGETED STUDENTS
The audience consists of students with a bachelor's degree in law or equivalent, as well as professionals as part of their continuing education.
ADMISSION CONDITIONS
Admissions on E-Candidat in two stages:
- assignment procedure
- selection procedure
FUNDAMENTAL PREREQUISITES
Master's degree in law or equivalent
FUNDAMENTAL PREREQUISITES
Master's degree in business law
Lectures and/or tutorials in intellectual property law
Lectures and/or tutorials in e-commerce law
LEARNING SITES
- FDSP, Aix-en-Provence
LEARNING AND RESEARCH
The year is divided into two semesters (September-December / January-April). Students can then choose between an internship (minimum three months) or a final thesis.
Courses and seminars are taught using a participatory approach, with students taking an active role in their learning. Knowledge is assessed through a variety of exercises designed to develop a range of skills (written and oral exams, dossier compilation, group work, case studies, etc.). Emphasis is placed on students' independence in carrying out their projects.
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS TO BE ACQUIRED
- Master the theory and practice of contractual techniques for all contracts relating to digital technology and intellectual property rights
- Master all regulations applicable to digital data
- Master the legal issues of cybersecurity from a theoretical and practical perspective
- Be able to assist, at the advisory and litigation stages, any company or client facing issues related to the digital economy, innovation, and intellectual property
INTERNSHIPS AND SUPERVISED PROJECTS
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CONTACTS
Responsables : C.-A Maetz et N. Balat ; M. Cartapanis –
Secrétariat pédagogique : Isabelle Quilichini
Email: isabelle.quilichini@univ-amu.fr
Contact: 04.13.94.45.28
