Master's
Master of Laws in Financial Technology Law and Regulation – UEL
Course Overview
The Master of Laws in Financial Technology Law and Regulation at University of East London (UEL) explores the legal and regulatory challenges arising from financial innovation, blockchain, digital payments, cryptocurrencies, and emerging financial technologies. Students study fintech regulation, cybersecurity, data protection, financial compliance, and digital governance while developing advanced legal research and analytical skills.
The programme combines legal theory with practical applications in the evolving financial sector. Research-informed learning prepares students to navigate complex regulatory environments. Graduates are prepared for careers in fintech law, regulatory compliance, financial consultancy, and technology-focused legal practice.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized bachelor’s degree in relevant or closely related discipline with a minimum classification of 2:2 (or 50-55% international equivalent).
- Demonstrated academic background in relevant subject modules or prerequisite analytical/technical coursework.
- English language proficiency via IELTS Academic 6.5 overall (minimum 6.0 in each component) or equivalent.
- Submission of certified academic transcripts, degree certificates, CV/resume, and statement of purpose.
- One to two academic/professional reference letters and fulfillment of general postgraduate university entry criteria.
Career Outcomes
- FinTech Legal Consultant
- Data Protection Officer
- Blockchain Regulatory Advisor
- Digital Compliance Specialist
- Cyber Law Analyst
Scholarship Available
- Available
