Law, Technology and Innovation

Entry requirements

Specified modules · Advanced Legal Skills and Methods  · Artificial Intelligence Law  · Dissertation  · Information Technology Law  · International Intellectual Law  The option modules listed are those that are most likely to be available, but they may be subject to change. Option modules · Climate Change and the Law  · Law & Order · Cybercrime  · Law of Obligations  · Research Methodologies for Law 

The following modules are also options because they run on our other LLM programmes but not specific to Law, Technology and Innovation: · Transnational Criminal Law · Criminal Evidence and Forensics · International Business and Competition Law · Commercial & Consumer Law · Corporate Law and Governance

Months of entry

February, September

Course content

The LLM Law, Technology and Innovation will enable you to apply for exciting career opportunities for tomorrow’s job market in legal, finance and technology industries. The course is centred around seminars and lectures, led by leading academics, in which you will critically evaluate legal issues such as artificial intelligence and developments of law and policy arising from technology and associated emerging issues. The course is aimed at both law and non-law graduates. Students will come from the UK and further afield, each able to draw on prior academic and professional experience from different jurisdictions.

Information for international students

International | University of South Wales

Fees and funding

Postgraduate Fees and Funding | University of South Wales