Information Society Systems and Services

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Information and communication technologies (ICTs) make up the most dynamic system in the European Union. Initiatives in the ICT field bring fundamental changes to other business and service areas, giving way to the so-called information society. In this respect, as noted by different international reports, it is necessary to train professionals with command of the language of the digital era, people prepared for the application and development of the new technologies but at the same time able to understand the needs of others and give them advice: technicians, project managers, consultants, jurists, economists, educators, etc.

o General goals: To provide society -especially the Valencian Community- with specialists in different tasks related with information society: from the development of new technologies, to their application in the business and economic field, and in legal matters and legal security issues applicable to all the processes and sectors involved.

The maximum number of students is restricted to 40 per speciality.

NOTE: The information provided is subject to possible modifications derived from he harmonization process of the European university systems required by the EHEA (Bologna Declaration)

This master programme consists of 75 (ECTS) credits (teaching period 60 ECTS, Master´s final project 9 ECTS and a work experience placement 6 ECTS). The master offers two specialities with different professional and academic profiles:

· Management and development of web services and applications:

* · Law and ICTs· Economy and business in the information society
* · Technical concepts in web applications development
* · GUI and web
* · Programming web services and applications
* · Modelling information (XML)
* · Project management
* · System administration and security
* · Information recovery

· Law and information and communication technologies:

* · Basics of web technology
* · Economy and business in the information society
* · E-government regulation and e-signature
* · E-commerce and international resolution systems
* · E-democracy and freedom on the Internet
* · Privacy and data protection
* · IT and intelectual property
* · E-criminal law· IT and procedure law· Regulation of the telecomunications