Digital Law

What is taught in this field

The Digital Law programme focuses on legal relations in the field of information technology. Core subjects include the law of information and informatization, protection of personal data, the law of electronic commerce and electronic document circulation, legal regulation of cybersecurity, and intellectual property issues in the digital environment.

Students learn to analyse legal documents, assess the activity of digital platforms from a legal point of view, and solve practical cases.

Who the graduate becomes

Graduates become legal specialists in digital affairs. They can work in positions such as:

• lawyer (jurist) handling contracts related to digital technologies and data;
• specialist in information security and personal data protection;
• legal adviser for e-commerce and digital platforms;
• specialist in intellectual property;
• researcher or lecturer for those who choose an academic path.

Where graduates can work

Graduates can work in state bodies of Uzbekistan, in the court system and law enforcement, in information technology companies, banks and financial organizations, the telecommunications sector, e-commerce platforms, and international and non-governmental organizations. They may also work as digital law advisers in law firms and advocacy structures.

Who this programme suits

This programme suits applicants who are interested in technology but want to study legal issues in depth. Logical thinking, the ability to work with documents, keeping up with new developments, and explaining complex matters clearly are important qualities. It is a good choice for young people who are ready for independent study and open to new technologies.