LLM in Law & Digital Innovation
Explore the intersection of law and emerging technologies through a project-based Master’s programme.
Best for:Best for legal professionals, computer science graduates, and business experts aiming to specialise in digital law, technology ethics, and innovation management.
Overview
This Master of Laws (LLM) programme at the University of Galway focuses on the evolving relationship between law and digital innovation. Students engage with cutting-edge technologies as drivers of legal change, developing both theoretical and practical skills through collaborative projects with industry partners. The curriculum blends legal theory with real-world applications, preparing graduates for careers at the forefront of digital law, technology ethics, and adaptive leadership. The programme is designed for legal professionals, technologists, and business experts seeking to bridge disciplinary gaps in a rapidly transforming landscape. Emphasis is placed on ethical considerations and innovative problem-solving in digital environments.
What you'll do
- Develop practical and theoretical skills in digital law through project-based modules.
- Collaborate with real organisations to address challenges at the intersection of law and technology.
- Engage with leading academics and industry practitioners to explore ethical and innovative solutions.
- Analyse emerging technologies and their impact on legal frameworks and business practices.
- Contribute to research and discussions on digital transformation, cybersecurity, and privacy law.
- Prepare for leadership roles in law, technology, and ethical governance in a digital landscape.
Requirements
Degree required: Second Class Honours, Grade 1 (H2.1), Level 8 primary degree in Law or a relevant discipline such as business, computer science, or statistics. Exceptional cases may consider applicants with degrees below this standard if they have relevant professional experience in law or related fields.
Language: English proficiency (assumed for applicants with a degree from an English-speaking institution; otherwise, proof of proficiency may be required)
Instruction: English
- Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
- Ability to apply legal principles to technological contexts
- Professional experience in law or related fields (for exceptional cases)
- Applicants must hold a primary degree in Law or a relevant discipline (business, computer science, statistics).
- Exceptional cases may consider applicants with degrees below H2.1 if they have relevant professional experience.
- No specific nationality or residency restrictions mentioned.
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How to apply
Applicants must apply through the University of Galway’s official admissions portal. The application process typically requires submission of academic transcripts, a CV, a personal statement, and proof of English proficiency if applicable. Additional documents may be requested based on individual circumstances.
- CV
- Personal statement
- Academic transcripts (Level 8 primary degree)
- Proof of English proficiency (if required)
- Relevant professional experience documentation (for exceptional cases)
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