Welcome to our MOOC on how artificil intelligence is regulated and governed in practice.

This course is aimed at professionals and students interested in the legal and societal implications of AI. It is particularly relevant for legal practitioners, policymakers, public sector officials, private sector actors, civil society representatives, academics, and students who want to better understand how existing legal frameworks apply to emerging technologies. Throughout the course, you will examine the EU AI Act and its risk-based approach, understand how AI-related risks are managed through legal and market tools, and analyse how responsibility is allocated across public and private actors. Drawing on theory and pracical examples, the course also considers AI’s impact on legal institutions, security, and migration, as well as the role of standards, sandboxes, soft-law frameworks, and corporate ethics in making AI governance operational. By the end of the course, you will be able to connect real-world AI systems to the rules, risks, and responsibility structures that govern them.

Welcome to our MOOC on how artificial intelligence affects democracy, power, and justice.

This course is aimed at professionals and students interested in the legal and societal implications of AI. It is particularly relevant for legal practitioners, policymakers, public sector officials, private sector actors, civil society representatives, academics, and students who want to better understand how existing legal frameworks apply to emerging technologies. Throughout the course, you will explore how bias and discrimination emerge in AI systems, how transparency operates across different areas of law, and who gets to shape AI governance. The course also analyses access to justice when automated decisions cause harm and frames ethical dilemmas through EU and constitutional law perspectives, including applied challenges in healthcare AI. By the end of the course, you will understand how AI reshapes participation, accountability, and fundamental rights in contemporary legal systems.

Welcome to our MOOC on the legal and ethical goundations of AI in the real world, high-impacts sectors.

This course is aimed at professionals and students interested in the legal and societal implications of AI. It is particularly relevant for legal practitioners, policymakers, public sector officials, private sector actors, civil society representatives, academics, and students who want to better understand how existing legal frameworks apply to emerging technologies. Throughout the course, you will examine how artificial intelligence reshapes healthcare, warfare and defence, criminal justice, intellectual property, and environmental governance. Across these domains, the course analyses accountability, human rights, liability, innovation, and justice in contexts where AI decisions have profound consequences. By the end of the course, you will be able to assess how sector-specific legal frameworks respond to AI deployment and evaluate the balance between technological innovation and fundamental rights protection. The course culminates in a Capstone Project, where you develop a structured AI Impact Assessment Paper (2500 – 3000 words). This document can serve as a portfolio-level deliverable - demonstrating to employers, institutions, or academic programs that you can analyse complex AI systems through a legal-ethical lens and design informed, responsible solutions.