Digital law governs the use, creation, and management of digital technologies, ensuring legal compliance, data protection, and accountability in the digital environment. This programme is comprised of three modules that together make up a set of relevant, practical guidelines for any person who is responsible for the legal challenges that may ensue from the increase in our use of digital platforms and media and are skills that the industry has identified a need for. Learners can access the programme for any part of the country and it has been informed by many of the law firms and employers that contributed to the module(s) development.
Module 1. Law of Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence
Module 2. International Privacy and Data Protection Law
Module 3. Intellectual Property Law
Digital law is crucial for individuals, businesses, and governments to navigate the digital landscape safely and legally. It influences:
- E-commerce and online business compliance
- Intellectual property enforcement in digital media
- Cybersecurity and data breach management
- AI deployment and algorithmic accountability
- Blockchain and cryptocurrency regulation
| College | Griffith College Dublin (GCD) |
| Course ID | 201808 |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 8 |
| Course Type | Online Learning |
| Course Start Date | 21st September 2026 |
| Course End Date | 27th January 2027 |
| Course Duration | One Semester |
| Course Time | Wednesday Evenings 6-9pm online via Zoom. All Sessions will take place via Zoom. Camera’s must be turned on for the duration of the session. Attendance will be taken for all mandatory sessions. |
| Course Fee | POA |
| Entry Requirements | This course is funded by the Micro-credential Learner Fee Subsidy 2026 programme, and fees are subsidised at 80% for all eligible learner categories. Applications must be made via the Springboard+ website. Note: this is NOT a Springboard+ funded course. Please visit HEA - Springboard+ for further information. This programme is Subject to QQI Validation. |
| Career Path | Progression Opportunities This course provides a strong foundation in digital law and regulation, helping learners build the knowledge and confidence needed to navigate today’s fast-changing digital environment. It is particularly valuable for professionals working in legal, business, administration, compliance, governance, and technology-related roles. Career & Professional Development The course is designed to enhance professional skills rather than promise immediate career change. However, it can support progression into or within roles related to: Compliance and regulatory support Data protection and privacy administration Digital governance and risk management Legal and administrative support Cybersecurity awareness and policy support AI governance and responsible technology practices |
| Course Code | CDLRF |
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