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Lyon Catholic University (UCLy - Faculté de Droit)
Online LL.M. Digital Law and Technology
- Lyon, France
LLM
Full time, Part time
10 months
Distance Learning
English
The LLM Digital law and technology proposes a program that will provide the knowledge required by lawyers to participate in the digital economy. This is a growing area of practice, and the skills required are sought after both in private practice and in the industry.
CESI - École d'Ingénieurs
Master of science Smart Information Systems and Cyber Leadership
- Villeneuve-d'Ascq, France
MSc
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English, French
Graduates of this MSc program hold strategic and operational leadership positions in complex, international digital environments. They support companies in their digital transformation by leveraging information technologies to address challenges related to innovation, performance, and security.
IESEG School of Management
Master in Cybersecurity Management
- Parvis de la Défense, France
Master degree
English
The Master in Cybersecurity Management is a program completely taught in English designed for participants who wish to master the technical and business knowledge and skills to manage organizational cyber risk.
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Learn more about Technology and Data Law degree programs in France
Technology and data law sits at the intersection of legal theory and the fast-moving world of digital regulation, and France is one of Europe's most active hubs for this kind of study.
The learning environment fosters analytical independence and a rigorous engagement with how law responds to technological change. You'll examine frameworks covering data privacy, cybersecurity legislation, intellectual property in digital contexts, and platform liability. France's role in shaping EU regulatory policy, including landmark data protection rules, gives your coursework a real-world relevance that extends well beyond the classroom.
Through applied coursework and industry-linked projects, you'll develop competencies in legal drafting, regulatory compliance analysis, and cross-border data governance. Modules often cover AI accountability, digital contracts, and the legal dimensions of emerging tech sectors.
Graduates move into roles as data protection officers, technology counsel, compliance advisors, and policy consultants across sectors including finance, healthcare, and media. These careers are in demand across jurisdictions worldwide, so the expertise you build here travels with you wherever you choose to work.