Law & Technology

Key programme benefits to future students

Develop a strategic plan on how new and emerging technologies are changing how a business will operate.



Create and implement new legal and regulatory governance structures within these new technologies.



Plan for, advise and offer consultancy on the relevant compliance and governance frameworks necessary for business to ensure best practice and minimise legal liability.

Autumn Modules

• Law, Technology and Artificial Intelligence

• Law of Regulated Digital Technologies

• Future-Focused Professional Portfolio



Spring Modules

• Data Governance and Privacy

• Cybersecurity Law and Policy

• Future-Focused Professional Portfolio

Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree (NFQ Level 8) with at least a second-class honours, grade 2 (2:2) in law or a primary degree in which the legal component accounts for at least 50% of the whole programme.



The university may shortlist and invite you to an interview. 



Other Entry Considerations:



We encourage you to apply even if you don’t meet the standard entry requirements, as long as you can show that you have the knowledge, skills, and experience needed for the programme.



At UL, we value all kinds of learning and support different ways to qualify through our Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) policy.

1 year part-time, on-campus.

Autumn

Graduate careers

Successful graduates will find themselves ideally qualified to progress into promotional prospects within their existing career by offering a niche specialism in an area of growing importance namely in the regulation of cybersecurity, data governance, digital technology and artificial intelligence.