Executive education
For companies, authorities and courts
The members of the Amsterdam Law & Technology Institute research the law of artificial intelligence, data, platforms, digital markets, cybersecurity, blockchain and outer space, among other fields. We teach what we know to people already at work.
Companies, law firms, independent authorities, courts and international organisations can ask us for a programme built for their teams. We have trained judges and officials of competition authorities before, and we are always glad to design something made to measure.
- Made to measure
- Taught in English
- On campus or at your premises
Sketch your programme
Subjects we teach:
- The AI Act and AI governance. What the AI Act requires, of whom, and from when, and how to organise compliance.
- Data protection. The GDPR in data-driven products, and in investigations that rely on data.
- Competition law in digital markets. Abuse of dominance, merger control and the Digital Markets Act.
- Computational antitrust. The tools agencies use to detect and assess conduct, and what they can and cannot prove.
- Platform regulation. The Digital Services Act and the duties of online platforms.
- Cybersecurity. NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act and liability after an incident.
- Blockchain and crypto-assets. MiCA, smart contracts and decentralised finance.
- Intellectual property and AI. Copyright, training data and generated works.
- Space law. Satellites, space resources and autonomous systems in orbit.
- Autonomous weapons. International humanitarian law and weapons that select their targets.
What we have done
- Judges and competition authorities. We have trained judges and officials of competition authorities on digital markets and on the computational tools now used in enforcement.
- More than 80 agencies. Through Stanford Computational Antitrust, members of the institute work with more than 80 competition agencies on computational methods.
- Single courses. Professionals can follow some courses of our LL.M. without enrolling in the full programme, including the courses on computational methods.
Practical questions
Who teaches?
Members of the Amsterdam Law & Technology Institute who research the subjects of your programme. For some subjects we invite practitioners or colleagues from other institutions.
Where does it take place?
On the VU campus in Amsterdam, at your premises, or online.
How long is a programme?
From a briefing of half a day to a series of sessions over several weeks. We adapt the length to your team and to what it needs to know.
What does it cost?
It depends on the length, the format and the number of participants. We send a quote together with the first outline.
Write to the institute
- ALTI, Executive education, alti@vu.nl