Master Droit Du Numerique — Informatique et droit

At Université Paris-Est Créteil, tuition costs 250 EUR per year.

This master's program in Droit Du Numerique, digital law, offered by Universite Paris-Est Creteil at its Creteil site in France, includes a parcours in Informatique et droit, computing and law. Digital law is a specialization within French legal studies that addresses how law regulates technology, data, and digital activity, covering areas such as data protection, intellectual property in software, cybersecurity regulation, and digital contracts. An informatique et droit parcours typically pairs core legal training with an introduction to computing concepts, so that graduates understand both the legal rules and the technical systems those rules apply to. Coursework commonly includes data protection law, intellectual property law, information technology contracts, cybercrime and cybersecurity regulation, and the legal frameworks governing digital platforms and electronic commerce. Students also generally study general civil and business law as a foundation, since digital law programs build on core private law training before specializing. Graduates of digital law programs typically pursue careers as legal counsel specializing in technology and data protection, data protection officers, compliance officers for digital platforms, or lawyers advising technology companies on regulatory matters, reflecting strong demand for legal expertise in areas such as data privacy and digital regulation. The program runs for two years, in keeping with the standard structure of a French master's degree, and is taught in French, so applicants need strong academic French to work through legal texts and technical material. It begins in September and carries a yearly tuition of 250 euros, consistent with tuition rates at French public universities.