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

The aim of the Electronic Communications Law pathway (DCE) is to provide lawyers with specialist knowledge in the fields of electronic media law. To provide lawyers with a thorough understanding of the various branches of law applicable to digital communication activities: status of communication companies, professionals, digital content and services, regulation of communication sectors, the fight against cybercrime, etc.; To enlighten the lawyer on the constant changes in the law;legal and technological developments in the sector, and to enable them to understand the economic and political issues affecting all players, resources and services in the electronic communications sector: radio and television companies, online communications, digital platforms, film companies, etc.

Students with a Master 1 in Law

Master 1 in Digital Law, Communications Law or Intellectual Property Law

Master 1 in Business Law

• FDSP, Aix-en-Provence

The course presents pedagogical specificities as students are invited to produce a research activity on electronic communications law taking three different forms:

• The publication of news notes on the training website

• The publication of case law notes on the training website

• Participation in an annual round table attended by industry professionals

Concerning legal research, in addition to an introduction to legal research, students are invited to write a research report to supplement their placement report.

The typical « Droit des communications électroniques » course aims to teach specialised legal skills in electronic communications law:

• Legal advice

• Analysis and resolution of legal problems

• Oral and written presentation of topical issues

• Analysis and drafting of contracts

• Legal intelligence in innovative areas

A compulsory internship, lasting a minimum of two months, is included in the course.

An annual round table on a topical issue in electronic communications law is organised by the Master's students and lecturers, and is published in electronic form.

A legal clinic is organised for non-law students from a partner course at the University of Aix-Marseille. The course includes preparation for a competitive examination in digital law.

The Electronic Communications Law pathway is based on a combination of theoretical teaching, methodology and personal or group practical work. In addition, a substantial part of the teaching is based on inverted teaching methods, the use of digital tools and an introduction to the main digital technologies.

philippe.mouron@univ-amu.fr

catherine.chouraqui@univ-amu.fr