Overview

The Data Protection and Intellectual Property - Part-time programme at The University of Law provides an intensive exploration of the legal frameworks governing information technology and creative assets. This Master of Laws is designed to equip both law and non-law graduates with the sophisticated legal knowledge required to navigate the global digital economy. Students examine the balance between technological advancement and the fundamental right to privacy.

Why Data Protection and Intellectual Property - Part-time at The University of Law?

The University of Law offers a practice-focused curriculum taught by expert lecturers, including current and former legal practitioners. Students benefit from the university's strategic partnerships with law firms, regulators, and accreditation bodies, ensuring the content remains aligned with industry requirements. The programme also provides access to the Centre of Excellence for Legal Technology, preparing students for the future of digital legal practice.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 19600 per full
• National fee: GBP 15000 per full

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum begins with an induction into the Key Principles of the English Legal System, followed by specialised modules and a final research project. Modules may include:

• Data Protection
• Intellectual Property
• Research Methods
• Legal Frameworks
• Academic Legal Knowledge
• Dissertation

Careers with Data Protection and Intellectual Property - Part-time

Graduates are well-positioned for specialist roles within the legal and corporate sectors. The programme opens pathways to careers such as data protection and compliance managers, data protection advisors, and intellectual property policy managers. Additionally, the course supports those aiming for roles as patent managers or specialists in e-commerce regulation. The university's dedicated careers team provides ongoing support to help students map their professional trajectories and enhance their employability in the global market.