The Master of Laws (LLM) with a Concentration in Law and Technology at the University of Ottawa is designed for ambitious legal professionals and graduates seeking to navigate the intricate intersection of law and emerging technologies. You will explore critical issues in technoprudence, technopolicy, and the practical application of technology law, preparing you to address the legal challenges of the digital age. This postgraduate program offers a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding within Canada’s trijuridical system, making it ideal for those aiming to lead in this specialized field.
This full-time, on-campus Master of Laws program is structured over two years, providing a comprehensive curriculum that includes compulsory courses such as Technoprudence and Technopolicy, alongside a Technology Law Internship. You will have the flexibility to choose electives and complete a significant research project, either through a Major Research Paper or a dedicated Technology Law Project. You will graduate with advanced expertise, ready for specialized roles in technology law firms, policy think tanks, and in-house counsel positions within innovative industries.