Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
First University Degree in Legal Design in Europe, and perhaps in the world.
The changes that have occurred in recent years, both in human and technological terms, make it necessary to adapt the legal world.
In addition to training in technological tools, it is vitally important that legal professionals integrate a methodology that allows them to integrate innovation into their daily lives in order to keep pace with the society in which they move, to allow the law to be understood by all, to make it accessible to the most vulnerable, but also to reinvent their business models, to adapt their processes, etc.
Legal design is emerging as a new discipline with great potential, but one that is still very little taught in depth. It is the application of the methodology of design thinking to the legal sector.
If legal design is now an integral part of most legal tech degrees around the world, it does not yet benefit from an exclusive degree.
This is why it will be delivered 100% online: The DU will be digital and the teaching will be online to promote flexibility in the transmission of knowledge and to increase the number of students.
Objectives
Know how to use the design thinking methodology and apply it to the legal field.
Lawyers who complete the training master the tools necessary to become legal designers themselves, but also to facilitate legal design workshops in their organizations, for clients, etc.
As for the academics who choose this training, they add a strategic string to their bow since, thanks to this training, they will be equipped to lead the innovation of the sector
Know-how and skills
Those interested will be able to follow a 50-hour training course organized along two main lines, themselves divided into 5 phases:
I. DESIGN THINKING (25H)
INTRODUCTION
I.1. DISCOVER (5H)
I.2. UNDERSTAND (5H)
I.3. INVENT (5H)
I.4. PROTOTYPE (5H)
I.5. ITERATE (5H)
II. LEGAL DESIGN (25H)
II.1. LEGAL INFORMATION DESIGN
II.2. LEGAL PRODUCT DESIGN
II.3. LEGAL SERVICE DESIGN
II.4. LEGAL SYSTEM DESIGN
II.5. LEGAL ORGANIZATION DESIGN
In Design Thinking and Legal Design, a group workshop approach is the best way to learn the methods and be an actor of the transformation. For this, it will be necessary for students to do as many hours of personal or group work as they do of "theoretical" and "practical" classes.
And then
Professional integration
Lawyers
Lawyers
Innovation managers
Legal marketing specialists, legal communication
Consultants digital transformation law
Legaltech creators
Justice officials