UIT the new economic and trading environments created alter the incorporation of new countries to the common market within the European Union, the harmonisation of legal frameworks for electronic commerce and electronic government is essential. This project will target the following actions and results: 1. Creation of an European Shared Virtual Campus on Law and ICT (Law and Information and Communication Technologies) to provide: ? A virtual location for debate and European policy making ? And educational technology platform to offer European-wide graduate and postgraduate level courses and for lifelong learning. 2. Development of an international training programme: ? An international Degree, Bachelor in ICT and Law ? An international Degree, Masters in ICT and Law ? An international Lifelong Learning Programme in ICT and law 3. Identification of good practices in the teaching on ICT and Law 4. Creation of a Europe-wide network of experts in ICT and law to share to knowledge and disseminate the results and experiences. 5. Encourage the mobility of teachers, students and professionals between countries, sharing knowledge about similar and divergent aspects in Law and ICT