Seven-Day Certificate Course | Mind, Machine & Justice: Legal Implications of Neurotechnology | Online Mode | Registration Deadline: November 11, 2026

Seven-Day Certificate Course | Mind, Machine & Justice: Legal Implications of Neurotechnology | Online Mode | Registration Deadline: November 11, 2026

About the Course:

The School of Law, Forensic Justice & Policy Studies, National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), in collaboration with The Centre for Neurotechnology and Law (UK), proudly presents the Second Edition of the Seven-Day Online Certificate Course, titled “Mind, Machine & Justice: Legal Implications of Neurotechnology.”

This pioneering certificate course brings together law, neuroscience, ethics, technology, and policy to examine the emerging legal challenges associated with neurotechnology and its growing impact on society and the justice system.

Participants will have the opportunity to learn from world-renowned experts and international faculty working at the forefront of Neuro-Law, and gain a global understanding of emerging developments in neurotechnology, neuro-rights, and their legal and regulatory implications.

Course Details:

Dates: November 16–22, 2026
Registration Fee: ₹2,000 only, inclusive of course material and certificate
Last Date for Registration: November 11, 2026

Why You Should Join:

• Participate in one of India’s pioneering courses bridging neuroscience, law and ethics.
• ⁠Gain a global perspective on neurotechnology, neuro-rights and regulation.
• ⁠Explore cognitive liberty, mental privacy, neural data, artificial intelligence and brain–computer interfaces.
• ⁠Develop analytical and interpretive skills for emerging legal and regulatory challenges.
• ⁠Become part of a transformative dialogue shaping the future of mind, machine and justice.

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certificatecourse_law@nfsu.ac.in

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