European Master in Law, Data and Artificial Intelligence
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-09-01 | - |
Program Overview
The European Master in Law, Data and Artificial Intelligence (EMILDAI) is a multidisciplinary program that integrates legal, technical, and ethical perspectives on data and AI. It provides students with the skills and knowledge to navigate the complex challenges associated with these fields. Graduates are prepared for careers in law firms, tech companies, research organizations, government agencies, and international institutions. The program emphasizes a unique international environment with students and faculty from various backgrounds.
Program Outline
Outline
Year 1:
- Semester 1: Introduction to Law, Data and AI at DCU (all students)
- Semester 2: Introduction to Law, Data and AI at DCU (all students)
Year 2:
Law Stream:
- Semester 3:
- Data Governance at Avignon Université (Study Track A, taught in French)
- Cybersecurity at Universidad de León (Study Track B, taught in Spanish)
- Semester 4: AI Law and Ethics at Università di Pisa (taught in English)
Computing Stream:
- Semester 3:
- Data Governance at Avignon Université (Study Track A, taught in French)
- Cybersecurity at Universidad de León (Study Track B, taught in Spanish)
- Semester 4: Data Governance or Cybersecurity specialization, depending on chosen Track A or B, at Avignon Université or Universidad de León (taught in French or Spanish) This section is missing in the provided context.
Teaching
Teaching Methods:
The program utilizes diverse teaching methods, including interactive lectures, seminars, workshops, guest lectures, and group projects.
Faculty:
The faculty comprises experts in law, data science, computer science, and artificial intelligence from the four partner universities.
Unique Approach:
The program emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach, integrating legal, technical, and ethical perspectives on data and AI. It provides a unique opportunity to study in an international environment with students and faculty from various backgrounds.
Careers
Potential Careers:
- Legal professional specializing in privacy and GDPR
- Data protection officer
- Privacy engineer
- Advisor on data governance and best practices
- IT consultant
- Researcher
- Compliance professional
- Data Analyst
- AI specialist
- Cybersecurity expert
Opportunities and Outcomes:
- Graduates are prepared for careers in diverse sectors, including law firms, tech companies, research organizations, government agencies, and international institutions.
- The program equips students with the necessary skills and knowledge to navigate the complex legal, ethical, and technical challenges associated with data and AI. This section is missing in the provided context.
Full time EU Status Fee €10,217 per annum Non EU Fee. €19,908 per annum
Dublin City University (DCU)
Overview:
Dublin City University (DCU) is a leading young university in Ireland, committed to transforming lives and societies through education, research, and innovation. It focuses on delivering real impact and addressing global challenges in collaboration with partners and stakeholders.
Services Offered:
DCU offers a wide range of services to its students, including:
Academic Support:
Student Advice and Learning Skills Centre (SAL) provides guidance on academic matters, learning skills, and international student support.Student Support & Development:
Counselling & Personal Development, Student Health Service, Financial Assistance Service, Chaplaincy, House of Accessibility, and Disability & Learning Support Service.Career Services:
Careers Service assists students with career planning, job searching, and internship opportunities.Student Life:
DCU Students Union provides a platform for student engagement through clubs, societies, and events.Accommodation:
DCU Accommodation offers on-campus housing options for students.Research:
DCU is renowned for its research activities, with dedicated offices and institutes focusing on various fields.Global Engagement:
DCU Global promotes international collaborations and opportunities for students and staff.Student Life and Campus Experience:
DCU offers a vibrant campus experience with a diverse student body representing 135 nationalities. Students can participate in various clubs and societies, engage in social events, and enjoy the facilities of the campus, including The Helix, a performing arts venue.
Key Reasons to Study There:
High Graduate Employment Rate:
DCU is ranked #1 in Ireland for Graduate Employment Rate and #23 globally.World-Class Research:
DCU is recognized for its cutting-edge research, contributing to positive societal transformation.INTRA Work Placement:
80% of DCU courses offer INTRA, providing paid, relevant work experience or work placement opportunities.Diverse and Inclusive Campus:
DCU fosters a welcoming and inclusive environment for students from all backgrounds.Strong Academic Programs:
DCU offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various faculties.Academic Programs:
DCU has six faculties:
- DCU Business School
- DCU Institute of Education
- Faculty of Engineering & Computing
- Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences
- Faculty of Science & Health
- DCU Connected
Each faculty offers a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with strengths in areas like business, education, engineering, humanities, social sciences, science, and health.
Other:
DCU has three academic campuses:
- St. Patrick's Campus
- Glasnevin Campus
- All Hallows Campus
The university also has a strong commitment to sustainability and has implemented various initiatives to reduce its environmental impact.
Entry Requirements:
EU Home Students:
- Relevant Degree:
- Applicants must have a H2.2 Undergraduate Honours degree or equivalent qualification in Computer Science, Computing, Computer applications, or a related discipline.
- For Law stream applicants, a H2.1 Undergraduate Honours degree or equivalent qualification in law or another degree with significant law content is required.
- Candidates with significant experience in the relevant sectors (software development for Computing; legal/policy for Law) combined with an Honours degree in another discipline may be considered based on DCU's Recognition of Prior Learning Policy.
- Language Proficiency:
- All applicants must demonstrate competency in English, as per DCU's English language requirements (further information available at http://www.dcu.ie/registry/english.shtml).
- Non-native English speakers may fulfill this requirement by:
- Being a native English speaker.
- Completing a degree through the medium of English and uploading a study certificate verifying this.
- Submitting a language certificate obtained within two years prior to program commencement (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL).
- Applicants for the Law stream wishing to specialize in Data Governance at Avignon Université (Track A) who are non-native French speakers:
- Must possess at least a level C1 CEFR French language proficiency certificate or equivalent experience (e.g., previous French-taught degree).
- Applicants for the Law stream wishing to specialize in Cybersecurity at Universidad de León (Track B) who are non-native Spanish speakers:
- Must demonstrate an appropriate level of Spanish language proficiency (e.g., Spanish language proficiency certificate or a previous degree taught in Spanish).
Non-EU International Students:
- Meet all EU Home Student requirements above.
- Language Proficiency:
- Non-native English speakers must provide appropriate language certificates as outlined above for EU Home Students.
- French or Spanish language proficiency requirements for Law stream specializations at specific partner universities remain the same as for EU Home Students.
Language Proficiency Requirements:
- English:
- Non-native English speakers must meet DCU's English language requirements (details at http://www.dcu.ie/registry/english.shtml). Acceptable evidence includes:
- Certification from IELTS Academic (minimum score of 6.5 overall), TOEFL iBT (minimum score of 90 overall), or equivalent.
- Completion of a degree program taught primarily in English with supporting documentation from the awarding institution.
- French (if applicable):
- Non-native French speakers for the Law > Data Governance track must possess:
- Level C1 CEFR French language proficiency certificate or proof of equivalent experience.
- Spanish (if applicable):
- Non-native Spanish speakers for the Law > Cybersecurity track must demonstrate:
- Appropriate level of Spanish language proficiency from a recognized certificate or degree program.
Note:
Additional criteria might be used to assess suitability for this program. If you have any doubts or require further information, please visit the program website (https://emildai.eu/) or contact the program administrator through email (info-emildai@dcu.ie).
