Summer School on Innovation and Technology Law
University of Padova - Law School
Padua, Italy
Summer Course
DURATION
5 days
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
STUDY FORMAT
Key Summary
About: The Innovation and Technology Law Lab at the University of Padova runs a summer school 22–26 June on blockchain, smart contracts and AI. It covers digital law, regulatory and policy issues at the law–technology intersection and legal frameworks for a digital economy. Courses run in English at Jobcampus, Padova; accommodation's available. Attendees receive Certificate of Attendance (3 ECTS).
Career Outcomes: This course prepares you for roles in law, compliance, policy and tech. Potential careers include technology lawyer, compliance officer, policy advisor. You'll gain regulatory interpretation, contract drafting, risk assessment and collaboration skills for startups, law firms, government and industry.
22-26 JUNE - BLOCKCHAIN, SMART CONTRACTS
The summer school strives to present well-rounded analyses of the legal, business, and policy issues that arise at the intersection of law, technology, and industry with a focus on Blockchain, smart contracts and AI. The Program introduces to the main areas of Digital Law, providing participants with insight into the field of IT Law and an appreciation of the significant role of the law in furthering the economic and technological development, and particularly in promoting innovation. Aside from the academic program and its educational value, the Summer School is significant from a cultural point of view: participants will have the opportunity to attend one of Europe’s oldest universities, to discover the authentic Venezia as well as exchange ideas and experiences in an international environment.
All activities will be carried on in English. On the last day of the Summer School, each participant who regularly attended the program will receive a Certificate of Attendance (3 ECTS).
Venue
The courses will be held in the city center of Padova (at Jobcampus where accommodation is available).
Target Group
Young researchers, professors, undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate students as well as young professionals from any field of study or discipline. Maximum 50 participants.
