Legal informatics is described as "the study of the application of information technologies to the field of law and the use of these technologies by legal professionals." It also includes the law related to technology, such as intellectual property law and security. Our legal informatics professional diploma offers an opportunity to gain the basic knowledge and skills required in the field of law and information technology. It provides the students with the methodological and technical bases needed to tackle the problems arising in these areas. You can become part of a legal team without having to earn a law degree. Our graduates are advocates for the best use of information technology in law, helping lawyers to better meet the needs of their clients and enhancing the quality of legal services.
We accept those with any scientific BSc certificate, including faculties of:
With the study of Legal Informatics professional diploma you will be prepared to:
With the study of Legal Informatics professional diploma you will be prepared to:
After completing the study of ‘Legal Informatics’ professional diploma, graduates will be prepared to work as: