28Sep

Distance Learning List


Distance Learning
Argentina	La Plata	Programa de Enseñanza Virtual y Semipresencial
Austria	Vienna	Information Law
Austria	Vienna	E-government
Brasil	Petropolis	Instituto Brasileiro de Direito Electrônico
Czech Republic	Hradec Králové	Courses for Regional and Local Administration
Estonia	Tartu	Internet Course on the International Protection of Human Rights
Germany	Oldenburg	Center of E-learning
Italy	Firenze	Didalex- a Hypertext Tool for the Teaching of European Law
Spain	Balearic Islands	Specialisation Programme in E-commerce Law
	Balearic Islands	Specialisation Programme in Consumer and Data Protection and The Legal Framework of Marketing on the Internet
	Zaragoza	9 Universities Group
		Bachelor in Public Administration and Management
		Master in Legal Informatics (in colaboration with FASE)
		Postgraduate Course of Public Sector Accounting and Auditing for Sub-national Public Sector Entities
		Module on Electronic Signature (in colaboration with FASE)
		Module on Data Protection (in colaboration with FASE)
		Module on Data Protection for E-commerce
	Basque Inst. of Procedural Law	Course on Arbitration
		Specialisation in Consumer Arbitration
		Course on the new Spanish Civil Procedure

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28Sep

Distance Learning

The International School for Law and Knowledge & Information Technologies (ISLIT)

Offer of the LEFIS members

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28Sep

Teaching offer

Attendance Learning

Undergraduate Studies
Masters
PhD (Doctorate)
Continuing Education

Undergraduate Studies


Austria	Linz	Graduate Courses in Legal Informatics
Austria	Vienna	Graduate Courses in Legal Informatics
Chile	Santiago	Graduate Courses in Legal Informatics
	Talca	Aspectos Jurídicos del Comercio Electrónico en Chile
Cyprus	Nicosia	Academic Programm for Political Science Degree
Czech Republic	Zlin	Economics and Management, and Economic Policy and Administration
Denmark	Copenhagen	Managerial Economics & Information Techonology
Estonia	Tallinn	Economics and Business Administration
Finland	Rovaniemi	Information Law and Information Technology Law
		Legal Information
		Data Protection and Data Security
	Vaasa	Information Technology Law
		Intellectual Property Law
		Introduction to Finnish and Scandinavian Legal Culture
		Introduction to Law
		Legal Aspects of Electronic Business
		Legal Problems of Foreing Trade
		Marketing Law
		Telecommunications Law
Germany	Münster	Graduate Courses in Legal Informatics
	Oldenburg	E-government
	Saarland. Institute of Law and Informatics	Law and Informatics
Italy	Bologna	Corso di laurea triennale in Operatore informatico giuridico
Lithuania	Vilnius	EU Informatics Law
		EU Telecommunications Law
		Courses of Regulation of Electronic Communicaction in The EU and Lithuania
Malta	Valetta	Undergraduate Courses in Computers and Law
Netherlands	Tilburg	Business Studies
Poland	Torun Wroklaw	Graduate Courses in Legal Informatics
		Legal and Technical Aspects of Electronic Communications
		An Introduction to Legal Informatics
		The Issues of Legal Informatics
Portugal	Beja	Legal Informatics
Russia	Irkutsk	Information Security
Slovenia	Koper	Management
Spain	Barcelona	Computers Engineering
	Bilbao	Faculty of Economics and Business Sciences
	Valencia	Telecommunications Engineering
	Zaragoza	Computers and Law
		Electronic Government
		Ethics for engineering
		Ingeniería Superior Informática
Sweden	Stockholm	Legal Informatics
		Legal Method
		IT and Law
Turkey	Istanbul	Department of Computer Science and Engineering Curriculum
United Kingdom	Belfast	Law in the Information Society
United States of America	Tucson, Arizona	The Internet and the Democratic Process

Masters


Austria	Krems	Profesional Master E-government
	Vienna	LLM in Legal Informatics and Information Law
Canada	Ottawa	Master of Laws with Concentration in Law and Technology
Czech Republic	Zlin	Economics and Management, and Economic Policy and Administration
Denmark	Copenhagen	Master of Public Administration
Germany	Hannover	European Legal Informatics Study Programme (EULISP)
Belgium	Leuven	Advanced Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Information & Communications Technology Law
Belgium	Namur	Diplôme d’études spécialicées (DES) en droit et gestion des technologies de l’ information et communication
Finland	Rovaniemi	Master in Legal Informatics
Hungary	Budapest	Information Society (under main master programmes)
Ireland	Cork	LLM. e-Law and Commercial Law
Ireland	Cork	BCL. Bachelor of Civil Laws II
Italy	Bologna	Master in Diritto delle nuove technologie e informatica giuridica
Latvia	Riga	Master’s Programme in Law
Lithuania	Vilnius	Information Technology Law Master
Netherlands	Amsterdam	Master of Informatics and Law
	Rotterdam	Management and Information Technology for Lawyers
	Tilburg	Master in Law and Technology
Norway	Oslo	Master of Laws in Information and Communication Technology Law
Slovenia	Koper	Management
Spain	Bilbao	Master in Information Security
	Bilbao	Faculty of Economics and Business Sciences: Masters
	Valencia	Master in Contents and Legal Aspects of the Information Society
	Valladolid	Specialits in Law and New Technologies
	Zaragoza	Master on Legal Informatics
	Zaragoza	Postgraduate Course in Open Source Software
Sweden	Blekinge	Master in European Spatial Planning
	Örebro	Electronic Government
	Stockholm	The Master’s Programme in Law and Information Technology
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PhD (Doctorate)


Italy	Firenze	Dottorato in Telematica & Societa della Informazione
Spain	Burgos	Plural Society and New Legal Challenges
	Zaragoza	E-government and E-commerce
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Continuing Education


Austria	Vienna	Postgraduate Courses in Legal Informatics
Brazil	Petrópolis	E-Law Research Group at Catholic University of Petrópolis, and IBDE
Czech Republic	Hradec Králové	Data Protection and Information Security (included in the Information Management Master Programme)
Czech Republic	Zlin	Economic Policy and Administration
Denmark	Copenhagen	Continuing Education
Germany	Munster	Postgraduate Courses in Legal Informatics
Italy	Firenze	Teaching on Political Science for Local Governments
Latvia	Riga	Continuing Legal Education
Malta	Valetta	Courses in Computers and Law
Netherlands	Amsterdam	International Copyright Law (summercourse)
		Media Law
		Telecommunications Law
Norway	Oslo	Law on Data Protection and Internet
Norway	Oslo	Telecommunications Law
Spain	Zaragoza	Postgraduate Course of Public Sector Accounting and Auditing for Sub-National Public Sector Entities
Sweden	Stockholm	IT and Law
Uruguay	Montevideo	Derecho del Ciberespacio
		Derecho Telemático
		Informática Jurídica
		Informática, Derecho y Función Notarial
		Curso de Contratación Electrónica. Introductorio
		La Función Notarial en el Gobierno y Comercio Electrónicos
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28Sep

Digitalization and Administration Of Justice

Digitalization and Administration Of Justice


	Sistema Justiça Moderna: O Tjdft No Século XXI Rômulo de Araújo Mendes: Blog
	Online Citizen Networks to Monitor and Influence the Administration of Justice Willian Boyd, University of Arizona, United States of America.
	Constitution, Civil Code and On Line Publication of the Juridical Norms Jose Angel Torres Lana, University of the Balearic Islands, Spain.
	The Judicial Sentences and their Publicity by the New Technologies Máximo Juan Perez García, Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain.
	The Potential of Ontologies for Courts Erich Schweighofer, University of Vienna, Austria.
	Legislation on line and Modernization of the Administration of Justice Carmen Jerez Delgado, Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain.
	Infrastructural Needs for the Digitalization of the Administration of Justice and Juridical Perspectives Nicolás Cabezudo Rodríguez, University of Valladolid, Spain.
	New Technologies in Law Administration. Brief Summary of Spanish Situation. Nicolás Cabezudo Rodríguez, Universidad de Valladolid, España.
	The Guantanamo Network: an Experience in Digital Cities from the Justice Administration Francisco Michel Marin Carpio, Georvis Sing Rodiles, Ministry of Justice, Cuba.
	Resources for Research and Development for the Adminsitration of Justice Pedro Bueso, Juridical-Business Laboratory Walqa, Spain.
	State Civil Responsibility for damages coming from the transmission of data on the Courts Sites. Mario Paiva, Assessor of the World Organization of Law and Information Technology.
	The Use of Multimedia and another Technical Resources by the Jurists in Tribunals and Courts. Luis Ignacio Pastor Eixarch, Magistrate, High Court of Justice of Aragon, Spain.
	The Use of Computer Techniques for the Research of Traffic Accidents and their Receptivity by the Administration of Justice Alberto Iglesia Pulla, Juan José Alba López, Mª Ángeles García Romanos, Nuria Lázaro Ayuso, Aragón Institute for Engineering Research (I3A), University of Zaragoza, Spain.
	Informatization of law enforcement in the context of mutual assistance in criminal matters Legal aspects.Arkadiusz Lach, University of Nicolaus Copernicus, Torun, Poland.
	Challenge and Enforcement of Cyber-crimes Ezequiel Domínguez, University of Athens, Greece.
	The Communication Technologies and their Repercussion in the Spanish Procedural Area Yolanda Doig Díaz, UNED, Spain.
	On Line Extrajudicial Solution of Conflicts Antonio María Lorca Navarrete, University of the Basque Country, Spain.
	Concerning the Use of Information and Communications Technology in the Judicial Activity Comments on Case Study Romania.Nicolae Costake, Consultant, Romania