JUR1671 - Legal Technology: Artificial Intelligence and Law

Semester page for JUR1671 - Spring 2021

Teachers

Joint teaching

This course has jointly taught classes with JUS5671 – Legal Technology: Artificial Intelligence and Law. See this course's semester page for schedule and messages.

Canvas

This course uses Canvas. See tips and guides for Canvas.

Log into Canvas

Messages

Webinar for bachelor students 15 January 10:00- on zoom (not compulsory)

It is recommended to prepare for the webinar in advance to participate fully in the discussions. Please note that knowledge of the law topics/courses is not required, as we are focusing on the legal sources and method. Read more about the webinar in the documents “objective of the webinar” and “how to prepare” posted under “Materials” on the website. Please log on  Zoom 10 minutes before the seminar starts, a link will be posted with this message  later.

Zoom link to webinar here.

Jan. 9, 2021 7:44 PM
Regarding applications from single course students( enkeltemnestudenter)

We can unfortunately not open for application registrations  from single course students this semester due to a  large number of applicants. If we, after15 January, find that there are places available a message will then be announced on the website and we will admit further applications.

 

Jan. 7, 2021 4:42 PM
A letter of motivation is requested to apply for this course- Deadline 15 January

Please note that there are limited places in this course due to study activity requirements. All students who apply are required to submit a letter of motivation before 15 January, see links to the letter of motivation on the website Jus5671, and remember also to register in studentweb. On-line forms for letter of motivation for bot bachelor and master students are available on the website jus5671

Dec. 9, 2020 12:57 PM

Contact

The Information Centre at The Faculty of Law