Master's
Master of Laws in Law, Data and Technology – UB
Course Overview
The Master of Laws in Law, Data and Technology at University of Birmingham explores the legal challenges arising from digital technologies, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, privacy, and data governance. Students examine technology regulation, intellectual property, digital ethics, and international legal frameworks while developing advanced research and analytical skills.
The programme combines legal theory with emerging technological developments through practical case studies. Students gain expertise in addressing complex legal issues within the digital economy. Graduates are prepared for careers in technology law, data protection, regulatory compliance, digital policy, and legal consultancy.
Entry Requirements
- Recognized Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or joint CS/Law degree with 2:1 (60–70%+).
- Understanding of IP law, data protection regulations (GDPR), or cyber law.
- English Proficiency: IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with min 6.5 in each section.
- Official university marksheets, degree certificate, and personal essay.
- Statement of purpose highlighting legal challenges in AI, privacy, and digital tech.
Career Outcomes
- Tech Law Specialist
- Data Privacy Officer
- Cybersecurity Legal Advisor
- Intellectual Property Consultant
- Digital Governance Analyst
Scholarship Available
- Available
Key Information
Location
Birmingham, United Kingdom
University
University of Birmingham
Intakes
September
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$28,080 / Year
Duration
1 Year
Language
English
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