🎯 Programme Objective:
The programme “Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice: Methodology, Applications and Professional Skills” aims to develop the knowledge and professional skills required for the responsible and effective use of Artificial Intelligence applications in contemporary legal practice.
The programme combines the current regulatory and ethical framework with practical applications covering the entire lifecycle of a legal case, from initial analysis and legal research to the drafting, review and organisation of legal documents, as well as support for the day-to-day operations of a law firm.
The educational material is based on real-world professional scenarios, examples from different areas of law, practical application activities and reflective exercises, enabling participants to gain hands-on experience in working with generative Artificial Intelligence applications. Particular emphasis is placed on developing the ability to critically evaluate AI-generated outputs, protecting personal data, and complying with the principles of professional legal ethics.
👥 Who is it for?
The programme “Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice: Methodology, Applications and Professional Skills” is addressed to:
- Lawyers at all levels of professional experience.
- Trainee lawyers.
- Legal advisers in companies and organisations.
- Members of the judiciary who wish to gain further training in the capabilities and limitations of Artificial Intelligence in legal work.
- Law School graduates preparing to enter the legal profession.
- Executives and staff of public or private organisations involved in the drafting, processing or evaluation of legal texts.
🗓 Registration Period: 1 September 2026 – 20 October 2026
🎓 Programme Start Date: 2 November 2026
⏱ Duration:
250 hours of asynchronous distance learning
📄 Upon successful completion, participants will receive a Certificate of Training.
🔗 More information & registration:
https://kedivim.hmu.gr/techniti-noimosyni-sti-dikigoriki-praktiki-methodologia-efarmoges-kai-epangelmatikes-dexiotites/