Course Offerings
In today’s legal landscape, the well-trained lawyer needs to understand the ways that technology and law increasingly intersect — and be comfortable with the digital tools that are shaping twenty-first century practice.
At Georgetown Law, we are integrating deep, hands-on technological instruction with a traditional technology law curriculum. Core courses provide a rigorous grounding in privacy, intellectual property, cybersecurity and antitrust law. Our advanced courses and seminars — taught by full-time faculty and adjunct faculty who are leaders in their fields — range from Advertising Law, to International Trade and Public Health, to the Law of Robots and Music Law.
Our Curriculum in the News
- Washington Lawyer, “Georgetown Merges Law & Tech to Train Future Policymakers” - October 2019
- The New York Times, “Top universities join to push public interest technology” - March 11, 2019
- Coindesk, “Coindesk Ranks the Top 10 U.S. Blockchain Universities and Colleges” - Oct. 2, 2018
- The Hollywood Reporter, “The Top 10 Entertainment Law Schools 2018, Ranked” - April 5, 2018
- The New York Times, "Where non-techies can get with the programming" - April 4, 2017
- Financial Times, "Innovative Law Schools: Lawyers must learn to embrace technology" - November 20, 2016
- Washington Post, "Government lawyers don’t understand the Internet. That’s a problem." - September 23, 2016
- ABA Journal, "Does learning to code make you a better lawyer?" - September 1, 2016