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09/08/2027 - 28/09/2027

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Online and Reichenau an der Rax

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JOIN OUR SUMMER SCHOOL ON DATA ECONOMY LAW IN 2027!

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Apply now for the Summer School on Data Economy Law 2027!

The sixth edition of the program will cover a broad range of trending and relevant legal aspects of data driven businesses. The teaching content will focus on selected content of the Data Economy Law, LL.M (next run Oct 4, 2027) including Data Licensing, Artificial Intelligence and alternative dispute resolution. The Summer School has been jointly developed by the following five partner universities:

University for Continuing Education Krems -Coordinator/Lead (Austria)
Georg-August University Göttingen (Germany)
Masaryk University (Czech Republic)
Kazimieras Simonavičius University (Lithuania)
Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv (Ukraine)

Scholars and experts from all partner universities and from legal practice will lecture on selected aspects of the data economy.
The Summer School will start with a two-week online preparatory course – followed by a final face-to-face week which will take place at the beautiful mountainous village 
Reichenau/Rax in Lower Austria. International legal practitioners and scientists will provide state of the art lectures and workshops to all our core subjects. For successfully completion a certificate worth 3 ECTS will be awarded.

Academic Program:
Online Preparatory Course (Aug 9, 2027 – Aug 20, 2027)

The students will be assigned to four groups based on the focus topics of the Summer School:

  • Fundamentals of IP and ICT Law
  • Fundamentals of Data Protection Law
  • Data Driven Business Models
  • Transnational Business Law

Each group will be responsible to elaborate and discuss one legal case which has to be presented in front of the class on the final day in the last week. Additionally, every main topic will offer a list of reading material and a self-assessment quiz so that the participants can see for themselves if they really understand the respective topic. Each group will be supported by a tutor on their group work.

Face-to-Face Course (Aug 22, 2027 – Aug 28, 2027)

In our last week, all participants will meet in Reichenau/Rax for on-site lectures, workshops and legal discussions. In addition, we also want to emphasize the network experience of our event and provide a social program for all interested students.

The renowned hotel “Flackl-Wirt” will serve as the venue for our lectures and offers modern classrooms while maintaining the cozy feel of an alpine lodge. To provide housing next to the classroom the Summer School team already pre-booked rooms at “Flackl-Wirt” for students (shared rooms for three to six people). However, if participants prefer individual accommodation there are other options available in town e.g., “Hotel Marienhof”.

DEL Summer School

The Summer School addresses High Potentials (undergraduates, graduates, doctoral/PhD students) and welcomes applicants from all across the globe.

The Summer School is tuition-free. You only have to cover your travel and housing costs as well as your daily expenditures.


Get information now!

By the beginning of the year 2027 we will open the registration for the DEL Summer School 2027.

In case of any preliminary questions, reach out to our team under: ipmi@donau-uni.ac.at

Mariana Hack Comunello

”

„The Summer School on Data Economy Law 2026 broadened my perspective on data and artificial intelligence. The lectures on technological innovations and legal frameworks offered a refreshing interdisciplinary perspective that made the experience even more enriching. In addition, we were divided into different teams, each tasked with addressing a challenge throughout the three-week course. On the final day, we presented and discussed our ideas with the entire group. This process fostered a valuable exchange of knowledge and encouraged us to step outside our comfort zones. Finally, the extracurricular activities were both engaging and enjoyable, providing opportunities not only to expand our professional networks but also to build friendships. I highly recommend this program to students interested in data, law, and international academic experiences!“

Mariana Hack Comunello

Master’s student in International Economic Relations, University of Macerata

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