at the University of Calgary
This project, funded by the National Cybersecurity Consortium trains future lawyers, legal academics, and policy experts, to advise on law and policy issues pertaining to, and shaped by, cybersecurity concerns. Artificial intelligence, financial technologies, and the digitization of society pose significant conceptual and regulatory challenges, especially in the increasingly complex global geopolitical environment. Businesses, universities, governments, non-profit organizations and other enterprises grapple with addressing cybersecurity and how well technologies address regulatory compliance. This training program equips legal experts with the tools to address these challenges.
The grant is held by and trains students at the Faculty of Law, University of Calgary. Future lawyers and legal academics are trained on issues pertaining to Privacy, International Trade, Financial Crimes, Human Rights, Intellectual Property, FinTech, National Security, Critical Minerals, Legal History, and Artificial Intelligence
