The Master of Laws LLM in Commercial Law (Technology) at the University of Exeter equips you to navigate the complex legal landscape where commerce and technology intersect. This postgraduate degree is designed for aspiring legal professionals who wish to specialise in the rapidly evolving areas of digital law, intellectual property, and international trade. You will gain a deep understanding of how legal frameworks adapt to technological advancements, preparing you to address emerging challenges in areas such as AI regulation, data protection, and digital markets. This programme offers a focused specialism for those seeking expertise in this critical field.
Studied full-time on campus over one year, you will engage with compulsory modules including a substantial dissertation, alongside a curated selection of optional modules. You can tailor your studies to focus on technology, choosing subjects like Regulating AI, Digital Copyright Law, Blockchain Policy, and International Banking and Fintech Law. This intensive programme allows you to develop advanced research and analytical skills. You will graduate with a Master of Laws (LLM) qualification, prepared for impactful careers in international law firms, technology companies, regulatory bodies, and in-house legal departments worldwide.