Artificial Intelligence, Law and Technology Brunel University of London

Overview

Artificial Intelligence, Law and Technology , LL.M course from Brunel University of London   addresses the growing demand for skilled professionals well-versed in designing policy, and regulatory standards, as well as supporting legal and compliance practices in the field of data governance, artificial intelligence, as well as digital markets, and platforms.

The programme is designed and taught by experts committed to supporting recent graduates seeking to specialise in AI, data, and technology regulation. It also serves professionals in law, policy, technology, compliance, and public administration who want to update their expertise and progress into more senior or specialised roles.

Our carefully selected compulsory, and wide choice of optional modules, explore the regulation of technologies ranging from data protection and privacy in the age of AI, to intellectual property, big data and market competition, governance of digital platforms and beyond. The curriculum allows candidates to tailor studies to focus on their specialist area and career goals.

With the growing significance of AI, data, and the digital economy, coupled with the increasing complexity of regulations, employers are seeking professionals who can design regulatory and governance frameworks, apply legal standards with precision, assess regulatory and litigation risks, support compliance, as well as advise and represent a wide range of clients in the field.

The Artificial Intelligence, Law, and Technology LLM positions graduates as highly sought-after prospects for businesses, law firms, government bodies, and non-governmental organisations.

Career opportunities:

You'll leave Brunel with a firm grounding in the regulation of artificial intelligence, law and technology and with solid legal knowledge, allowing you to be flexible in your future choices.

The programme prepares you to enhance your legal practice work, policy and legal consultancy works for government agencies, the private commercial sector (such as in-house lawyers) and non-governmental and/or civil society organisations, amongst others.

Our students in recent years have gone on to pursue successful careers in range of high-profile organisations such as Dentons, White and Case LLP, Lloyds Banking Group, European Parliament, ECDC- Ocean Accelerator Inc. and Patent and Trademark Clinic (PTC).