Law - International Technology Law Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Overview

Technological developments raise a wide range of legal issues. New technologies can challenge existing legal concepts, threaten human rights, and require new legislation to stimulate innovation or protect individuals, communities, and societies. Think of facial recognition technology, large language models, killer drones, and automated decision-making affecting consumers and citizens. 

Are these topics of interest to you? If so, the  degree in Law - International Technology Law from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam is the right choice for you.

Versatile career opportunities after graduation

The career opportunities are as fascinating as they are wide-ranging. After graduating, you will be prepared for a career in: Law firms – both large commercial firms and smaller specialised ones, including technology, IP, and human rights firms. Industry, banking, or commerce – as a legal advisor dealing with privacy, cybersecurity, data, blockchain, liability, or other related issues. Regulatory authorities – as a specialist helping to regulate the tech industry. University research or NGOs – contributing to further understanding and debate on technology and law