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Department of Law and Technology

Motto: “Strength Lies in Justice”

Objective

The main objective of the Department of Law and Technology is to study, research and teach the legal aspects of the digital environment. In an era of accelerating digital transformation, the Department places particular emphasis on preparing future legal professionals, decision-makers and scholars capable of addressing the complex legal challenges of the digital age.

The Department’s academic and research areas cover a range of pressing issues, including personal data protection, cybersecurity law, digital investigations, the regulation of artificial intelligence, e-commerce, digital freedoms and the legal regulation of cybercrime.

By integrating law with technology and ethics, the Department aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively address legal challenges arising in today’s rapidly evolving digital environment.

Key Responsibilities

·         Studying the experience of developed countries in the field of digital regulation;

·         developing students’ comparative, analytical and logical thinking skills within the subjects they study;

·         equipping students with the skills required to apply digital law provisions in practice;

·         creating the necessary conditions for independent learning;

·         ensuring an effective balance between theory and practice in the educational process.

Courses Offered

1.      Legal Tech

2.      Cyber Law

3.      Digital Technologies and E-Government

4.      Cyber Ethics

5.      Human Rights in the Digital Environment and Social Media Ethics

6.      Contemporary Transformations of State and Law in the Context of Global Change I

7.      Contemporary Transformations of State and Law in the Context of Global Change II

8.      Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Law

9.      Legal Foundations of E-Government in the European Union

10.  Contemporary Private Law of the European Union: General Part

11.  Contemporary Private Law of the European Union: Special Part

12.  Cybercrime Law

13.  International Cybersecurity Law and Governance

14.  International E-Justice and Digital Court Proceedings

15.  E-Governance

16.  Introduction to Cyber Law and Digital Regulation

17.  Intellectual Property in the Digital Age

18.  Cyber Crime and Cyber Technology

19.  Human Rights in Cyberspace

20.  Digital Constitutionalism and Taxation of E-Commerce

21.  Research Methodology and Legal Technologies

22.  International Legal Framework of FinTech

23.  Intellectual Property in the Digital Age

24.  Human Rights in Cyberspace and Social Media Ethics

25.  International E-Justice and Digital Court Proceedings

26.  Digital Governance and Administrative Law

27.  Personal Data Protection in the Digital Environment

28.  Cybersecurity Policy and Regulatory Strategies

29.  Digital Insurance Law

Programmes and Projects

The Department’s academic programmes are designed to integrate contemporary legal knowledge with digital technologies and to develop students’ practical skills alongside their theoretical understanding.

The curriculum provides students with a foundation in key areas such as Legal Tech, cyber law, digital technologies and e-governance. Courses covering artificial intelligence, robotics and law, cybercrime law, and international cybersecurity law further develop students’ ability to analyse complex contemporary legal issues.

Particular attention is also given to human rights, ethical standards and conduct on social media. This approach helps students develop not only as qualified professionals but also as responsible members of the digital society.

Courses in research methodology, legal technologies and FinTech help students develop the skills required to conduct academic research, analyse data and design innovative solutions.

The educational process incorporates practice-oriented teaching methods, including case studies, moot court simulations, Legal Tech laboratories and startup projects. Students have opportunities to work on real-world legal issues, compare foreign legal systems and gain insights into international best practices.

These programmes aim to prepare legal professionals who can operate effectively in the digital economy, demonstrate innovative thinking and remain competitive in the international labour market.

Academic Staff

The Department’s academic staff place particular emphasis on continuous professional and academic development, exchanging knowledge and experience with international colleagues, and adopting modern teaching and research methods.

The Department currently employs 2 professors, 3 associate professors, 5 senior lecturers and 16 lecturers.

 

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