The LLM Media Law, Privacy and Defamation at The University of Law is a postgraduate degree designed for those seeking to deepen their expertise in the complex legal landscape of media and information. You will explore critical areas such as data protection, intellectual property, and human rights law, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities within this dynamic field. This Master's course is ideal for graduates aiming to advance their careers in law, journalism, or related industries, providing the specialised knowledge required to navigate contemporary media law issues.
This Masters Degree is studied full-time on campus over one year, or part-time over two years, and involves rigorous academic training alongside practical research methods to prepare you for your dissertation. You will have the opportunity to select elective modules tailored to your interests, potentially including Data Protection and Intellectual Property, or Domestic and International Human Rights. Upon completion, you will graduate with advanced analytical skills and a specialised understanding of media law, privacy, and defamation, opening pathways to roles in legal practice, policy, and media organisations.