The Master is taught in collaboration with the Association for the Promotion of Information Technology and Electronic Commerce (APTICE), a non-profit association  composed of corporations, public institutions and individuals, which deals, among other tasks, to establish regulations and standards of conduct for business and e-government. It is this collaboration that provides both teaching and practical training of the Master, the necessary contact with the reality of the society of information and knowledge, beyond providing a purely academic teaching. 

Another particular feature is that Master is taught in collaboration with Institutes and Centers for Research and Development. This facilitates obtaining the degree, the European Universities Diploma Informatics Legal Studies (EULISP), allowing the training in two different countries and languages​​.

The Master is taught in collaboration with the Association for the Promotion of Information Technology and Electronic Commerce (APTICE), a non-profit association  composed of corporations, public institutions and individuals, which deals, among other tasks, to establish regulations and standards of conduct for business and e-government. It is this collaboration that provides both teaching and practical training of the Master, the necessary contact with the reality of the society of information and knowledge, beyond providing a purely academic teaching. 

Another particular feature is that Master is taught in collaboration with Institutes and Centers for Research and Development. This facilitates obtaining the degree, the European Universities Diploma Informatics Legal Studies (EULISP), allowing the training in two different countries and languages​​.