Master Droit Des Affaires — Droit du numérique

At Université Bourgogne Europe, tuition comes to 250 EUR per year.

Université Bourgogne Europe in Dijon, France offers the Master Droit Des Affaires — Droit du numérique, a business law specialization in digital law. This area of law addresses the legal questions raised by digital technology and online business activity, including data protection, electronic commerce, intellectual property in digital contexts, and the regulation of digital platforms and services. Students typically study data privacy regulation, cybersecurity-related legal obligations, contracts for software and digital services, online consumer protection, and the intellectual property rules that apply to digital content and technology. Coursework often examines how existing legal frameworks apply to new digital business models, along with emerging regulation targeting online platforms, artificial intelligence, and data governance. Because digital law touches nearly every sector, students also study how companies structure compliance programs for data protection and digital commerce regulation. Career paths for graduates include legal counsel specializing in data protection and digital compliance, consultant on technology and digital law, in-house counsel for technology companies, and advisory roles supporting businesses on digital transformation and regulatory compliance. Some progress toward legal practice qualification with a technology law focus. The program is a master's degree spanning two years, taught in French, with a start planned for September and yearly tuition of 250 EUR. It suits students interested in the legal issues surrounding data, technology, and digital business, a field of growing relevance across companies adopting digital tools and online services.