The Master of Laws LLM in Law and Technology at the University of Exeter is designed for aspiring legal professionals who wish to navigate the complex intersection of law, technology, and policy. You will gain essential skills in the regulation and governance of emerging technologies, understanding their societal implications and the innovative use of legal tech in practice. This programme offers a robust foundation in critical areas such as data protection and privacy, artificial intelligence, and digital copyright law, preparing you for the evolving legal landscape. It is ideal for those seeking to specialise in this dynamic and increasingly vital field of legal study.
This full-time, on-campus LLM is studied over one year, immersing you in a vibrant academic community. You will explore compulsory modules like the Dissertation, allowing for in-depth research, alongside a wide array of optional modules covering topics from Regulating AI to Blockchain, Policy, and Property. Through rigorous academic inquiry and engagement with current legal challenges, you will develop advanced research and analytical skills. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for a range of career pathways in technology law, policy advising, and legal technology innovation, both nationally and internationally.