Information Technology Law

Entry requirements

A minimum UK 2:1 honours degree, or its international equivalent, in law.

We will also consider candidates with a degree in a non-law subject which includes relevant prior study of law or IT policy.

Your other qualifications and professional experience will also be considered as part of your application.

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

The LLM in Information Technology Law focuses on the regulatory framework that governs information technology within international, European and domestic settings.

This Master of Laws programme is highly topical, exploring the second generation – and sometimes even third generation – of regulation that has evolved from the legal framework of the early 2000s. New developments in technology are also a key focus, as these force us to constantly review the very concept of information technology and appropriate legal responses.

Information technology regulation operates across jurisdictions, and a cross-fertilisation of regulatory responses occurs at the interface between domestic, regional and international law. Our aim is to enable you to understand this cross-fertilisation, to be able to contextualise it and place yourself within it.