*Once you submit your details, an application form link will be mailed to you. Last date to submit application is 7 August, 2021.
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Policymaking for Emerging Technologies is an eleven-weekend online specialisation programme for professionals and students. The programme will help build domain knowledge in technology policy, understand new approaches for regulating disruptive technologies and seek practical toolkits to launch a career in the tech-policy ecosystem in India.
The course is interdisciplinary, and draws from politics, economics, law and ethics to understand India’s technological transformation.
Applications open. Scholarships available.
Live eLearning
14 August – 24 October
4-5 Hours Per Weekend
Fees: Rs 24,999
40 Delegates
Tech Policy Specialisation
For any queries, contact us on namaste@rashtram.org.
Access in-depth and articulate technology and policy guides from around the world, some curated by InTech Dispatch.
Mind maps are an effective way of understanding the complex nuances of the ever-evolving tech landscape.
Relevant reading material that cuts through the clutter and optimises your knowledge and context gaining.
A lawyer with knowledge and competencies in technology law policy has many high paying jobs within their reach. From working at a firm that specialises in tech law practice, tech policy consulting, working for think tanks to working as a govt affairs professional.
Any entrepreneur entering the tech space should have an idea of the tech policy landscape of the country. Beyond that, engineers with said competencies can work in the consulting domain, tech for the public good, or work with govt. think tanks.
A public policy professional with tech policy competencies can work as a compliance officer, as public policy manager at tech companies, represent govt. in tech policy affairs, or research at a public policy think tank.
In this module, we will discuss the fundamental paradigm shifts of our time with a special focus on VUCA, Complex Adaptive Systems and Exponential Change. You will be introduced to 4th industrial revolution technologies like 5G, AI, CRISPR, Blockchain, IoT.
In this module, we will discuss some fundamental questions likes what is technology? Deep dives will be made in to the philosophy of technology, socio-technical systems & code as law. We will also discuss the traditional policymaking process and its limitations and new technology policy paradigms.
What is agile policy-making? We will discuss the eight regulatory approaches for emerging technologies and politics of technological systems: Bias, Access and Inclusion. Two case studies will be critiqued in this module:
In this module, we will discuss the Indian tech policy ecosystem, the key regulatory questions and current state of play.
What are the digital public goods for the next century and what is India’s approach to Public Digital Infrastructures? We will critiquing two case studies in this module:
In this module, we will discuss the emerging technologies in India. We will dive deeper into India’s 5G Conundrum, electric vehicles and India’s fin-tech ecosystem: blockchain and crypto-assets in India.
In this module, we will discuss the conceptual foundations of data and algorithms, various approaches to thinking about data and algorithms. We will also dive deeper into India’s data governance architecture.
In this module, we will discuss the Great Global Fracture, the ‘splinternet’, the restructuring of global supply chains. We will be critiquing two case studies in this module:
In this module, we will discuss the key regulatory challenges in the Indian Context and the government approaches to dealing with new technologies: From Laissez-faire to Digital Constitutionalism. We will be critiquing two case studies in this module:
In this module, we will discuss the non-western and de-colonial approaches to technology and how we can shift the paradigm towards Dharma of technology. We will also discuss how to chart technology policy careers in India.
A ‘Certificate of Completion’ of the Specialization Course will be given to all delegates provided that they have attended at least 75% of sessions.
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