Overview
The two-year Master’s curriculum in Law and New Technologies is designed to address the profound legal transformations driven by the technological revolution. This research-based teaching program combines the long-standing academic excellence of the Roma Tre Department of Law with a forward-looking, interdisciplinary approach.
Students will explore the intersection of law, economics, and technology through a comparative and international lens, gaining the tools necessary to navigate and regulate the complex challenges of the modern digital landscape.
Why Choose This Program?
Choosing this curriculum means joining a vibrant intellectual community dedicated to legal innovation. Key benefits include:
- Innovative Teaching Methods: Beyond traditional lectures, the program emphasizes interactive learning through legal clinics and moot court competitions, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios.
- Interdisciplinary & Multidisciplinary Perspective: The curriculum integrates legal studies with economic analysis, and IT and telecommunications engineering perspectives, ensuring a holistic understanding of how technology reshapes society.
- Flexibility & Specialization: Students can tailor their educational path according to their professional goals, choosing from a wide range of elective courses and two specialized tracks: the Business & Markets curriculum and the Transnational Law & Fundamental Rights curriculum.
- Research-Based Excellence: The program leverages the Department’s extensive experience in legal research, providing students with insights into contemporary developments as they evolve.
Study Plan & Specializations
The program is structured to provide both a solid foundational knowledge and the opportunity for deep specialization.
- First Year: Building the Foundation – The first year focuses on core training in law, economy, technology, and Space Policy and Law
- Second Year: Advanced Specialization – In the second year, students can refine their expertise by selecting one of two specialized curricula:
- Business & Markets: Focusing on digital markets, competition, and innovation
- Transnational Law & Fundamental Rights: Exploring the protection of rights in the global digital sphere.
Throughout both years, students may choose among a diverse selection of elective courses, ranging from Bio Law and Legal Philosophy to the Economics of Digital Competition.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Law and New Technologies program are uniquely positioned to become leaders in the evolving legal market. This holds particularly but is not limited to demands for new professionals for the national and the international labour markets beyond traditional litigation-based professions and environments, such as consultants and researchers in the private and public sectors (top level law firms, European and international organizations, NGOs, multinational corporations, etc.)
Graduates will be equipped to:
- Act as Experts: Master the legal aspects of AI, data management, cybersecurity, and digital innovation.
- Bridge Disciplines: Work effectively alongside technology and economic experts thanks to their multi-disciplinary training.
- Solve Complex Problems: Apply multi-dimensional legal abilities to practical challenges in international and comparative contexts.
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