Legal Technologist Programme
Are you prepared for the future of law, technology and business?
A multidisciplinary programme that blends law, tech and business to enable the lawyer of today and the future.
The Legal Technologist Programme is a collaboration between KPMG and CPO. This programme is designed for lawyers, in-house counsel, compliance professionals, privacy professionals, and other legal professionals seeking to strengthen their role in an environment where legal, technological, and business challenges are becoming increasingly interconnected. The programme is also open to legal professionals who are not employed by KPMG.

About the programme
AI, data and technologies are reshaping how organisations operate and how they are regulated. At the same time, regulation is expanding in scope and complexity, increasingly intersecting with technology and business decisions. These changes are unfolding faster than legal teams can realistically adopt through traditional ways of working, creating mounting pressure on capacity, consistency, and keeping pace with business expectations.
Legal professionals are expected to engage earlier and operate closer to the business, translating regulatory and technological change into practical guidance, while delivering more with fewer resources. This creates a widening capability gap: expectations for technology-enabled, business-aligned legal advice are rising faster than many legal professionals’ ability to consistently deliver it at speed. KPMG’s LTP is designed to close this gap.
Develop the skills of a Legal Technologist
The Legal Technologist Programme is designed to help legal professionals strengthen their capabilities at the intersection of law, technology and business. Throughout the programme, you will develop the knowledge, skills and mindset required to operate effectively in an increasingly digital and technology-driven environment.
During the programme, you will develop capabilities in the following areas:
- Tech-Savvy: applying legal technology, automation and data-driven tools to improve legal processes and decision-making
- Business-Oriented: aligning legal advice with business objectives, strategy and risk management
- Creative: improving legal service delivery through innovation, design thinking and process optimisation
- Impact-Driven: communicating effectively, influencing stakeholders and delivering advice that supports informed decision-making
- Legal Fundamentals: strengthening and applying legal expertise in complex and evolving regulatory environments
Key topics covered during the programme:
- Foundations of EU Digital law
- Fundamentals of AI, cloud architecture, data flows, and key technological risk areas
- Corporate governance models and the role of legal function
- Business challenges, opportunities and needs
- Legal technology and AI-enabled tools
- Structuring complex legal problems, visualising information and designing clear legal solutions
Fee
The course fee includes digital course materials, the examination and a certificate. Catering, including coffee, tea and lunch, is provided throughout the programme.
Registration
Registration is managed by CPO and becomes final once you have received a confirmation of registration. A verification check will be carried out to ensure that you belong to the target group. By registering, you consent to this verification.
All case studies discussed during the programme will be treated as confidential.
- Date and time
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Thursday 28 January 2027
- Location
- KPMG, Amstelveen
- Price
- The total programme fee is €11425 (VAT exempt). €5712,50 (VAT exempt) representing 50% of the programme fee, will be invoiced at the start of Year 1, with the remaining 50% invoiced at the start of Year 2.
- Areas of law
- Algemene praktijk, Arbeidsrecht, Bestuursrecht, Burgerlijk (proces)recht, Financieel recht, IE-, Informatie- en Privacyrecht, Insolventierecht, Ondernemingsrecht, Verbintenissenrecht, Verzekering & Aansprakelijkheid
The power of collaboration: academic expertise and practical experience
Developed in collaboration with Radboud University’s Centre for Postacademic Legal Education (CPO) the Legal Technologist program combines academic rigor with KPMG’s business and technology expertise. Through a hybrid delivery model, with CPO providing theoretical foundations and KPMG leading practical application and real-world cases, participants gain skills they can use immediately. This partnership enhances quality and ensures the program is a trusted, market-relevant pathway for today’s legal professionals.
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