Law - Cyber Law and IT, Micro-Credential - LLM Program

The Micro-credential in Cyber and IT Law will focus on subjects relating to the regulation of technology and cyberspace, privacy law, and intellectual property. Credits taken in this micro-credential will also count toward the student’s general LL.M. degree. 9 required credits for the micro-credential.

Curriculum:

Completion of this micro-credential requires that students take at least nine credit hours, with a grade of C or higher, in courses of which at least one is drawn from each of the following two rubrics:

Cyber Law:

Classes focusing on cyber law, including, for example, Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Democracy, Cyber Law and Policy Seminar, Cyberspace and the Law, or similar courses approved by the CILE Director.

IT Law:

Courses focusing on IT Law, including, for example, Information Privacy Law and Practice, Commercializing New Technologies, Technology, Law, and Leadership, Intellectual Property, Technology and Employment Law, Applied Legal Analytics and AI, or similar courses approved by the CILE Director.

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