IT Law and Management

During the second and third semesters our students apply their knowledge in the form of interdisciplinary projects examining real-world problems in business and industry. As many of our students are already in employment, they are able to work on subjects related to their own company activities. They may also combine the content of their project with their Master’s thesis. Students who do not submit their own project ideas will undertake research into current ICT problems being examined by the Institute.

The Master’s thesis is cumulative in structure and is written in the form of two papers. Students address a central research question within the main areas of study: IT, law and/or economics. Specific topics for projects include, for example, the legal aspects of e-learning and cloud solutions, social media for businesses and e-commerce, or digital signatures and digital delivery as tools in e-government.