Law and Computer Science Degree [For LawTech]

There are law and computer science degrees now offered by universities that weren't previously available. Law and coding or law and technology, or law and IT are now highly sought-after professionals. With covid and the need for A2J (access to justice), these professionals are going to be in even greater demand. Consider doing a law and computer science degree from either Cornell University or Oxford University.
The Law and computer science degree is still being developed at Oxford and is currently only a semester course. But Cornell has a complete law and IT LLM degree available.
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[@victorhall6010]

Great ideas. Keep moving forward with them

[@thelegalengineer]

Thank you 🙏😊

[@thelawoffitness494]

Really helpful video! I am also considering learning coding as with the entire blockchain universe exploding on a daily basis, not learning the language will make us fossils :P Great work keep going! Would love to connect on social media!
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Ahaan Raizada (law student from India)

[@thelegalengineer]

You are right it’s an important skill. Here is my WhatsApp number [phone]

[@shashwatsharma4752]

Great work. Can we connect on LinkedIn or any other platform. I'm also looking to learn technology being a law student currently. Let me know. I'm really looking forward to learn more.

[@thelegalengineer]

Thanks. Thats great to hear let’s chat on WhatsApp. Here is my number ‪[phone]‬

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[@legalnerd7340]

which universities are offering law and computer science as joint degree?

[@thelegalengineer]

There is a OLTEP program offered by Oxford university. I inboxed one of the professors on LinkedIn 😂and he said that it was only open to current Oxford University students. I don’t know any good uni offering that join degree. MIT offers a computational law think tank/boot camp on CZcams. Whilst there may be some joint degree. For lawyers where you go to school matters especially for job hunting. So there maybe that joint degree from some unknown uni but it won’t help. Rather go to law school and then teach yourself coding or attend a boot camp or Masters in I.T.

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@@thelegalengineer Thank you so much.

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