Media Law, Privacy and Defamation - Part-time (Online) The University of Law

Overview

The Media Law, Privacy and Defamation - Part-time (Online) at The University of Law is an innovative postgraduate programme designed to provide deep insights into the legal frameworks governing the media industry. This course allows students to examine the complex interplay between freedom of expression, the right to reputation, and data protection. By studying online, you can balance your academic development with professional or personal commitments while gaining a globally recognised qualification.

Why Media Law, Privacy and Defamation - Part-time (Online) at The University of Law?

Learn from expert lecturers, including current and former legal practitioners who bring real-world experience into the virtual classroom and benefit from a learner-centred approach featuring live workshops and recorded sessions for maximum flexibility.

Access a dedicated careers team to help map your professional journey and improve your employability in the legal sector and engage with a curriculum informed by strategic partnerships with law firms, regulators, and professional accreditation bodies. Develop a global network by connecting with faculty and fellow students from around the world through an interactive online platform.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 12750 per full
• National fee: GBP 12750 per full

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Syllabus

The curriculum is delivered through a structured approach involving preparation, engagement, and consolidation. Modules may include:

• Key Principles of the English Legal System
• Media Law
• Privacy
• Defamation
• Research Methods Training
• Legal Technology
• Dissertation

Careers with Media Law, Privacy and Defamation - Part-time (Online)

Graduates are well-equipped to pursue diverse roles within the legal and media sectors. The programme opens pathways to careers as compliance managers, in-house legal counsel, or specialist practitioners in defamation and privacy law. Additionally, the skills gained are highly relevant for senior positions in journalism, media regulation, and corporate communications.

The University of Law reports strong outcomes, with a high percentage of postgraduate law students entering highly skilled employment shortly after graduation. By mastering transferable skills such as sound reasoning and complex problem-solving, you can gain a competitive edge in the global job market and increase your long-term earning potential.