The University of Amsterdam’s Amsterdam Law School officially launched its Advanced LLM in Technology Governance in September 2024. This new program targets professionals aiming to address the legal, social, and ethical challenges posed by emerging digital technologies, such as artificial intelligence, digital services, and online platforms. An interdisciplinary approach allows students to integrate legal expertise with insights from fields like economics, political science, and cultural studies, equipping them with a broad perspective on governance.
The program is open to students from diverse professional backgrounds, provided they have relevant work experience. Its structure encourages a cross-disciplinary learning environment, fostering collaborative problem-solving on complex tech issues. The curriculum benefits from research conducted by the university’s leading institutes, such as the Institute for Information Law and the Amsterdam Center for International Law, bringing students up-to-date with the latest advancements in technology governance.
With a growing demand for professionals skilled in navigating tech regulations, the program emphasizes both theoretical foundations and practical applications. Graduates are expected to play critical roles in shaping regulatory frameworks that address pressing digital challenges and societal impacts. The launch of this LLM signifies UvA’s commitment to leading discussions on digital governance and developing professionals equipped for the future of tech regulation.
For more program details, visit the University of Amsterdam's page on LLM GUIDE, or the university’s program page.
