How can the DAS Communication digitale of the University of Geneva empower students by bridging their digital communication skills with the subtleties of a legal project? Let’s dive into the promoted legal article… Here Legal Project Timeline and Planing – Investigating Legal Projects: Core Elements and Best Practices – is all about understanding the process, applicable laws and the level of communication necessary between stakeholders to get the project over the line. Important is also the breakdown of a top-down approach to create further buy-in by stakeholders involved. The post is integrated within the University of Geneva Master in Digital Science, here adding emphasis on: Legal project as a concept per se would not be part of the graduate studies. Understanding the process and milestones requires a working knowledge of law and applied technical understanding of a digital project to be able to help design and execute a communications plan.
Additional Skills necessary for a student involving legal projects in the communications context: As a new era of digital communication unfolds, harnessing media and strategies to reach audiences becomes increasingly complex. Digital transformation requires a competency beyond simply being a supplier of a service; it involves being an orchestrator of a series of activities. The combination of legal insight with an understanding of the complexity of such orchestration (notably through the use of social media whilst transcending numerous legal barriers) can pose many challenges for digital communication students. Nevertheless, we can learn from the lessons learnt in this themed post.
For more information on legal project management, you can visit Wikipedia.