ITLP For Students
Participate in our Information Policy Lab, and/or specialize in Technology Law.
The Institute for Technology, Law & Policy works with UCLA Law students to develop tailored expertise with renowned faculty, and creates opportunities for you to engage directly on emerging public policy questions at the intersection of technology and law.
The Information Policy Lab
Engage directly on emerging public policy questions at the intersection of law and technology through a combination of research, writing, and interaction with stakeholders on the front lines of global regulation debates concerning new technologies.
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In 2024, the Lab is focusing on the emerging challenges of extended realities (XR, including augmented, virtual and mixed realities) and the security and regulatory implications that immersive, remote and computer generated or manipulated environments produce.
Check out the Spring 2024 Information Policy Lab syllabus here, and some of the publications resulting from the Spring 2024 Lab here.
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Launched in 2023, the Lab produced its inaugural publication, Sustaining Journalism, Sustaining Democracy — A Policy Guide on Platforms and the Press, which became a valuable resource for the development of the California Journalism Protection Act.
Read the Policy Guide on Platforms and the Press here.
