AI Governance: Regulation, Risk & Responsibility
Lund University
Explore AI regulation, liability, and oversight in Lund University’s beginner course, covering the EU AI Act, international approaches, and a practical governance planning project.
- Provider
- Lund University
- Resource type
- course
- Level
- Beginner
- Duration
- 1 week to complete at 10 hours a week
- Price model
- Not stated
- Region
- Sweden
- Published
- 16 October 2026
- Last updated
- 16 October 2026
About this resource
This course examines the legal and societal questions surrounding AI governance. Topics include the EU AI Act, risk classification, liability, insurance, contracts, and the distribution of responsibility among government and business actors. It also explores AI in justice, security, and migration, alongside international regulatory approaches, technical standards, and corporate ethics. Designed for professionals and students, it is relevant to legal practitioners, policymakers, public officials, business representatives, civil society, and academics. No previous experience is required. The self-paced online format comprises six modules with videos, readings, assignments, and a concluding peer-reviewed project. Learners apply the material by developing a governance plan for an imagined AI system. The course belongs to Lund University’s Responsible AI and the Law Specialization. What you will learn: • Explain risk-based AI regulation and the EU AI Act. • Analyze how liability, contracts, and insurance distribute AI risks. • Examine AI’s effects on legal institutions, security, and migration. • Compare international governance approaches and industry oversight tools. • Design a governance plan for a fictional AI system.
Categories
- MOOC
- Government
- European Union
- AI regulation & governance
- Self-paced online
- Legal & compliance
- Legal
- Students & learners
- Responsible AI, ethics & safety
- Risk, fraud & compliance
- Beginner
- English
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- Last updated
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