Law and New Technologies Birkbeck, University of London

Overview

This LLM in Law and New Technologies is a research-focused course aimed at equipping students with a robust foundation in legal research methodologies while allowing for specialisation in contemporary legal issues. The programme is crafted to provide flexibility and a diverse selection of modules, catering to various professional and academic interests.

Why Law and New Technologies at Birkbeck, University of London?

Birkbeck is renowned for its critical scholarship in law, addressing themes of power and inequality through a lens of social justice. The academic staff comprises experts with extensive research backgrounds, ensuring that students are guided by leaders in the field. The university's commitment to providing a stimulating learning environment is evident in its diverse student body, which includes individuals from various professional backgrounds.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the Law and New Technologies LLM programme are as follows:

• International Students: £22,410 per year
• National Students: £12,840 per year

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Syllabus

Students are required to complete modules totalling 180 credits, which includes a compulsory module and several optional modules. The compulsory module is:

• Critical Research Masterclass

Optional modules include:

• Algorithms and the Law
• Commercial Law and Market Regulation
• Criminal Law Theory and History
• Environmental and Climate Law and Justice
• Healthcare and Human Rights
• Intellectual Property and Global Health
• Law of the Digital Economy
• Regulating Technology

Students can choose from a rich array of modules that reflect their interests and career aspirations, allowing for an interdisciplinary approach to legal education.

Careers with Law and New Technologies

Graduates of the LLM programme in Law and New Technologies can pursue a variety of career paths. Alumni have found roles in the legal profession, academia, policy analysis, and non-governmental organisations. Potential job titles include barrister, solicitor, researcher, and human rights officer, among others. The comprehensive skills developed throughout the course prepare graduates for significant contributions in various sectors.