Technology Law Program

Welcome to the Technology Law Program, part of the Lifelong Learning Center at the International Balkan University. This program is tailored for individuals seeking to deepen their understanding of the legal frameworks that govern the rapidly evolving technology sector. Our courses are designed to blend theoretical knowledge with practical insights, preparing students for careers that bridge technology and law.

Program Offerings:

• Introduction to Technology Law: This foundational course covers the basics of legal principles as they apply to the technology industry, including an overview of the legal landscape and key terminology.

• Cybersecurity Law and Policy: Focuses on laws and regulations that govern cybersecurity, data protection, and privacy issues in both national and international contexts.

• Intellectual Property Rights in the Digital Age: Explores intellectual property laws related to software licensing, patents, copyrights, trademarks, and the unique challenges posed by digital media and technology.

• E-Commerce and Internet Law: Examines legal issues surrounding e-commerce, including digital transactions, consumer rights, online contracts, and liability.

• Regulatory Compliance in Technology: Teaches about compliance requirements for technology companies, including those related to financial regulations, health information, and international data transfer.

• Data Privacy and Protection: Provides detailed insights into data privacy laws such as GDPR, HIPAA, and other national and international frameworks, focusing on compliance and best practices.

• Blockchain and the Law: Offers an in-depth look at blockchain technology and associated legal issues, including smart contracts, cryptocurrency regulation, and blockchain in business law.

• Legal Issues in Artificial Intelligence: Discusses the ethical and legal challenges posed by artificial intelligence, including liability, algorithmic transparency, and AI in decision-making.

• Telecommunications Law: Covers the regulation of telecommunications networks and services, focusing on issues like network access, pricing, and the impact of digital transformation.

• Digital Media Law: Explores legal challenges in digital media, including content regulation, digital advertising laws, and rights management in the media industry.

• Legal Tech and Innovation: Introduces how technology is transforming the legal industry, including the use of AI in legal services, legal databases, and online dispute resolution.

• Capstone Project: A final project that requires students to apply their learned concepts to real-world issues, drafting legal opinions, compliance strategies, or policy proposals based on a current technology law problem.

Program Outcomes: Upon completion of the Technology Law Program, graduates will have a robust understanding of the key legal issues impacting the technology sector today. They will be equipped to advise on, manage, and navigate the legal complexities that technology companies face, making them valuable assets in legal, tech, and policy-making roles.