LLM Law, Technology & Innovation

The Law, Technology, and Innovation course offered by the University of Strathclyde is a postgraduate taught program designed to train students in the area of law, with a special focus on digital technology and innovation. This course takes an interdisciplinary approach, exploring the impact and application of new technologies in various corners of the law. It includes subjects such as AI use in law, cybersecurity, data protection, and the use of technology in legal practice.Course Content: The Law, Technology, and Innovation program offers a solid foundation in traditional legal practices, underpinned by the latest developments and trends in digital technology and innovation. The course is designed with a unique blend of lectures, interactive workshops, case studies, group activities, and independent research projects.Key Modules: The core modules include Legal Processes and the Legal System, Law for the Digital Economy, Innovation & the Law, and Data Protection Law. Optional modules are wide and varied, ranging from topics like Artificial Intelligence Law, Privacy and Data Protection, International Cybersecurity Law, Fintech Law, Intellectual Property, and Innovation Policy.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Faculty of Advocates.Future Careers: The course provides a critical understanding of the changing legal landscape and prepares students for a range of careers. Students can find employment opportunities in legal practice, information governance, AI and law tech, intellectual property, policy development, data analysis, and academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.