Focused on the artificial intelligence society
IMMERSED IN DIGITAL MOMENTUM AND EVOLUTION
The School de Derecho and Deloitte promote a rigorous and interdisciplinary research and partnership to face the challenges presented by the digital society.
The Observatory of Digital Regulation and Technology aims to be a center of reference letter in the knowledge dissemination of programs of study and scientific production on current issues and regulatory changes in this area.
What are our objectives?
RESEARCH
Through the observatory, publications, articles and scientific material will be generated to analyze digital regulatory changes, industry trends and the impact of regulation on business and digital business.
DISSEMINATION
Reflect and share perspectives on regulatory changes in forums at discussion, conference of work and sessions at knowledge dissemination for legal professionals and students.
TRAINING
To offer a quality training in Digital Law to students of Degree and postgraduate program of Law and to professionals operating in the legal sector, and to promote the professional development of talented students who want to specialize in this field.
Subjects of study
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AI and Robotics
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Digital markets and services
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Digital infrastructures (Cloud computing, Iot, DLTs, etc.)
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Data economy
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e-Government
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Digital Marketing
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AR-VR (Metaverse)
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Tax impact in the digital environment
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Cryptoassets
Activities
FOCUS GROUP
Sessions with industry experts and professionals will encourage participants to share their thoughts, opinions and experiences.
MASTERCLASS
Aimed at law students and professionals. They will be given at campus in Madrid and Pamplona by experts and group of work of the observatory.
CHALLENGE IN DIGITAL LAW
A competition for final year students of degree program on a case in Digital Law. The competition will be open to all Spanish Schools .
News
Scientific articles
Management team
EDUARDO VALPUESTA GASTAMINZA
Full Professor from Commercial Law. University of Navarra
Director of the observatory
evalpues@unav.es
