Robert Kennedy College Online LLM Executive Law - University of Lancashire (UK)
Robert Kennedy College

Robert Kennedy College

Online LLM Executive Law - University of Lancashire (UK)

Online, Switzerland

LLM

1 up to

2 years

English

Full time, Part time

CHF 12,600

Key Summary

About: The Online LLM Executive Law, delivered by Robert Kennedy College with The University of Lancashire, is a 180-credit postgraduate programme. It has six taught modules, a zero-credit Legal Method for non-law backgrounds and a 30-credit Legal Strategy Report. It covers AI law and regulation, intellectual property, contracts, tort, employment, governance, dispute resolution, private international law, professional ethics and financial crime compliance. It’s 100% online via OnlineCampus and completed in 12 months to 2 years.

Career Outcomes: Graduates work as In‑House Counsel; Legal Counsel (International); Head of Legal and Compliance; Regulatory Affairs Manager; AI Governance Adviser; Intellectual Property Manager roles.

The LLM Executive Law is delivered by Robert Kennedy College in exclusive partnership with the University of Lancashire. It is designed for professionals who need to understand and shape how law operates in international commercial practice. The 180-credit programme comprises six taught modules, supported by a zero-credit Legal Method and Inquiry module for students who do not have a law background.

Topics include the technical and regulatory foundations of artificial intelligence, AI and human rights, generative AI and copyright, automated decision-making, UK and EU AI regulation, intellectual property protection across jurisdictions, negotiation, mediation, arbitration, private international law, cross-border litigation, business structures and governance, employment law, contracts, tort, professional ethics and financial crime compliance.

The programme ends with a 30-credit Legal Strategy Report rather than a dissertation. It is delivered 100% online through OnlineCampus and may be completed in 12 months to 2 years, depending on the chosen study timeline.