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

The Master 2 'Artificial Intelligence and Law' course, which will be open from September 2026, is offered in both initial and sandwich courses. It is based on the idea that artificial intelligence is an indispensable tool for lawyers in all legal professions and that it is advisable to prepare for it not only by mastering the tool itself but also - and above all - by training AI lawyers ready to perform any job using artificial intelligences in design and in daily practice. The degree is unprecedented in that it is not limited to the study of the law of artificial intelligence, but also to its implementation in the professional sectors of law, thus developing knowledge adapted in these sectors to the use of algorithmic technologies. It also includes a volume of non-legal teaching that provides an understanding of AI in its technological, operational, economic and social dimensions, particularly through learning about AI tools. As a result, the degree aims to train a lawyer specialising in artificial intelligence able to fit into all the judicial, administrative, banking etc. professions confronted with and adapted to the specific constraints of the use of artificial intelligence in law.

This Master 2 Artificial Intelligence and Law course is aimed at any student enrolled in M1 Digital Law at the end of the orientation at the end of Master 1. It is also open to students from other Master of Law majors after a selection process, as well as to holders of an engineering degree or equivalent.

• FDSP, Aix-en-Provence

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The Master 2 Artificial Intelligence and Law course offers students the opportunity to acquire the academic knowledge that will enable them to master and support the main legal, societal and economic developments resulting from the deployment of digital technology. The course also provides students with the tools to master the specific and diversified legal frameworks of the digital and artificial intelligence sectors, the economy and governance of data, as well as the associated methodological and technical fundamentals. It enables them to be in a position to master the AI environment

rom both a technological and an economic and social point of view.

The aim of the 'Artificial Intelligence and Electronic Communications Law' pathway is to learn specialised legal skills adapted to AI in the various sectors of law:

- Exercising the missions of the legal and judicial professions using AI (legal advice, drafting deeds etc.)

- Analysis and resolution of legal issues

- Understanding and analysing algorithms, adapting languages to artificial intelligence systems used in the legal professions

- Integration into the professional world

Work-study programme or work placement

Research dissertation

• M1806 Conseil et maîtrise d'ouvrage en systèmes d'information (fr)
• K1903 Défense et conseil juridique (fr)

The programme prepares students to work as legal professionals specialising in digital law, artificial intelligence law, data protection, regulatory compliance and the governance of AI systems. Graduates may join legal departments, compliance departments, data protection officers (DPOs), law firms, consultancy firms, legaltech companies, innovative businesses, government departments, public authorities or organisations developing or using artificial intelligence systems. The programme may also lead to doctoral research in the field of AI and digital law.

Possibility of continuing doctoral studies to prepare a thesis under conditions for students enrolled in initial or continuing education.