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2 Computer Science and IT Management LLM Degree Programs
Queen's University Belfast
LLM Law and Technology
- Belfast, United Kingdom
LLM
Full time, Part time
1 year
On-Campus
English
This advanced program helps students gain a deep appreciation of how the law interacts with technological innovation. What social challenges are posed by technological change? How does the law address those challenges? And what impact does technological innovation have on the practice of law? Drawing on the School of Law’s substantial profile in technology, e-governance, intellectual property, and innovation, students in the program have the opportunity to develop specialist expertise in law, governance, and the ‘fourth industrial revolution.’
SRH University
LL.M. Master of Laws | Law & Technology
- Berlin, Germany
- Gera, Germany
LLM
Full time
2 semesters
On-Campus
English
The Master of Laws (LL.M.) offers you a challenging, interdisciplinary education - perfectly tailored to the requirements of a globalised legal world. With a specialisation in Law & Technology, you will gain a sound legal qualification with a focus on data protection, artificial intelligence, IP law, and start-up financing.
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You'll examine the intersection of computing systems and organizational decision-making at a level that goes well beyond foundational study. An LLM in Computer Science and IT Management positions you at the junction of legal frameworks, technology governance, and enterprise strategy.
The academic environment fosters independent inquiry and analytical rigor across coursework that draws on real-world institutional practice. You'll work through modules covering intellectual property law in digital contexts, cybersecurity regulation, data privacy compliance, and technology-focused contract law. Applied coursework often incorporates case analysis and industry-linked projects that sharpen your ability to assess risk and advise on technology-related legal matters.
Graduates move into roles that require both legal fluency and technical literacy, including positions in regulatory affairs, corporate technology counsel, IT policy consulting, and compliance leadership. You'll develop competencies in interpreting legislation that governs digital infrastructure, drafting governance frameworks, and advising organizations on how legal obligations intersect with their technical operations. This combination makes you a credible voice in sectors where law and technology increasingly overlap, from financial services to healthcare to telecommunications.