The Department of Law, also called Juridicum or SULaw in English, is the country's largest law department with approximately 5,500 enrolled students, 200 employees and all the benefits that a large and diverse community provides. Here, we conduct outstanding research and teaching in a dynamic environment of strong international character.
The Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law (SCCL) is delighted to welcome three new guest researchers this autumn. With expertise ranging from cryptocurrencies and capital markets law to arbitration, they bring valuable new perspectives to our research community.
From life-saving innovations in digital health to growing concerns about privacy, health data sit at the crossroads of opportunity and risk. Dr. Zhicheng He’s doctoral dissertation examines how two of the world’s major jurisdictions – the EU and China – seek to govern this delicate balance.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping elderly and vulnerable care. But how do we safeguard human rights and dignity? In his dissertation, Maksymilian Kuźmicz explores how law can help balance the competing interests involved in AI-driven care.
The Institute for Intellectual Property Law and Market Law (IFIM) invites you to a seminar with Prof. Carlos M. Vázquez
on The Cassirer Family’s Ongoing Legal Battle to Recover Nazi-Looted Art.
The Institute for Intellectual Property Law and Market Law (IFIM) invites you to a seminar with Prof. Carlos M. Vázquez
on The Cassirer Family’s Ongoing Legal Battle to Recover Nazi-Looted Art.
