The Law and Technology LLM at the University of Westminster is designed for aspiring legal professionals and technologists eager to navigate the complex intersection of law, governance, and digital innovation. In a world increasingly shaped by rapid technological advancements and scientific discovery, this postgraduate degree equips you with the critical analytical and research skills to understand and address the legal, political, social, and ethical questions arising from these changes. You will explore core areas such as Law, Governance and Digital Technologies, and Digital Disruption, Legal Innovation, and SocialTech, fostering a deep understanding of how law adapts to and regulates emerging technologies.
This full-time, one-year Master's degree is studied on campus, offering a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with three core modules totalling 100 credits and four 20-credit option modules, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests within law and technology. A significant component is the Dissertation Project in Law and Technology, where you will apply your knowledge in practical settings, working closely with a tutor and benefiting from networking opportunities. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for careers in legal tech, compliance, regulation, legal policy research, and related fields within the public and private sectors.