Master's degree in digital law - Artistic and digital creation law course

The cultural and creative industries are governed by a specific legal framework. Performing arts, music, cinema, audiovisual, graphic arts, multimedia, video games, fashion and luxury goods are all sectors of activity that are dealt with specifically by several legal disciplines.

The CCIs are also confronted with a wide range of legal issues.

CCIs are also confronted with the unprecedented legal issues raised by digital technology and the uses it induces (content sharing on platforms, artificial intelligence, NFT, etc.).

As a result, professionals in the sectors concerned need specialised lawyers who are familiar with these regulations in all their diversity and complexity.

The Cultural and Creative Industries Law pathway is therefore aimed at students who wish to master these regulations, and who are preoccupied by the problems of the cultural and creative industries;s by the legal issues raised by digital culture and creation, with a view to practising law in the sectors concerned.

Law students

Assignment and selection

Intellectual property law

Cultural and creative industries law

Creative and digital law

• FDSP, Aix-en-Provence

Acquiring in-depth knowledge of the main legal aspects of CCIs.

Learn about the legal environment of CCIs. Mobilise the main legal disciplines applicable to CCIs and relate them to each other. Identify the legal issues facing CCIs.

Understand the changes in the artistic sectors brought about by digital technology and technological advances, and learn about their legal consequences for CCIs.

A minimum 2-month placement

• K1902 Collaboration juridique (fr)
• K1903 Défense et conseil juridique (fr)
• L1303 Promotion d'artistes et de spectacles (fr)

Specialized law firms - Cultural and creative industries - Local authorities - Ministry of Culture - Public cultural establishments.

CRFPA - Doctorate – civil service competitive examination.