Course Title: Artificial Intelligence Law
Format: Graduate Online Course (6 modules)
Certification: Issued upon successful completion
Audience: Lawyers, cybersecurity professionals, in-house counsel, and compliance officers
Course Description:
Artificial Intelligence Law is a focused six-module online course designed to give legal and cybersecurity professionals the practical tools needed to navigate AI-related risks, regulations, and responsibilities in real-world settings. As businesses rapidly adopt AI technologies, professionals must be ready to advise on data use, contracting, regulatory exposure, and cross-border compliance.
Through six intensive modules, participants will analyze real-life scenarios, review sample contracts and policies, and engage in problem-solving exercises drawn from current legal and cybersecurity practice. The curriculum emphasizes how to apply existing legal frameworks to AI technologies, prepare for evolving regulation, and support clients or organizations in managing AI-related risk.
What You’ll Learn:
- How to spot and address AI-related legal and security risks in contracts and vendor agreements
- Strategies for managing liability and bias in automated decision-making systems
- How to evaluate AI tools for compliance with data privacy and cybersecurity laws
- Practical implications of the EU AI Act, U.S. federal guidance, and state-level developments
- Governance best practices for internal AI policy, audit, and accountability frameworks
Course Features:
- Six modules with video lectures, self-assessments, and interactive case studies
- Practical assignments including AI contract reviews, risk memos, and policy drafting
Who Should Enroll:
This course is ideal for professionals looking to integrate AI legal guidance into their existing practice or role, especially those working in regulated industries, tech, or compliance-heavy environments.
Prerequisites:
None. Experience in law, cybersecurity, compliance, or risk management is recommended but not required.
