Beginning this fall, the Georgetown University Law Center will start offering two new graduate degree programs focused on technology law and policy.

The programs are designed for lawyers, technologists, Capitol Hill staff members, tech advocates and other professionals. Both programs span a full year when taken full-time, but students can study part-time and finish in two to three years.

The Master of Law and Technology degree will be offered to non-lawyers and and educate students in technology law and tech-related policy issues. The Master of Laws in Technology Law & Policy degree program will be offered to law school graduates interested in becoming experts in tech policy.

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