The Law School
University of Strathclyde
If you share a professional or academic interest in information technology and telecommunications, then you may wish to consider undertaking Strathclyde University’s LLM in Information Technology and Telecommunications Law. It’s the world's longest established postgraduate masters (LLM) course in Information Technology Law, and has been provided by the University of Strathclyde since 1991 on a full or part-time attendance basis, and by online distance learning since 1994. It is an internationally renowned postgraduate qualification which currently attracts over 100 students from 20 countries.
Strathclyde University’s Law School is an ideal place to study this fascinating subject. Not only does Strathclyde stand strongly within the top flight of UK Law Schools, it is one of the leading research establishments in Scotland. Attracting a diverse mix of graduates and professionals from around the world, our students say that it is a vibrant and inclusive learning environment, and a place where a range of exciting postgraduate programmes are offered in brand new facilities dedicated to postgraduate studies.
As the international nature of the student body demonstrates, Information Technology and Telecommunications law is of wide interest and significant importance. The master’s degree in Information Technology Law encourages students to consider legal initiatives both at European and International levels as well as within their own jurisdictions.
Students examine a diverse range of key themes including information security, privacy, intellectual property, telecommunications, e-commerce, internet governance and access to public information. These may be undertaken by attendance at The Law School on the University of Strathclyde’s campus, or by internet based distance learning.
Whether for academic, personal or professional development, the LLM/PgDip in Information Technology and Telecommunications Law is an ideal choice for law graduates, lawyers and IT specialists seeking to equip themselves with the skills and knowledge to formulate and apply law in the information society.
Postgraduate study is a big commitment, so you’ll want to know you’re investing in the right course, at the right institution. In April 2008 Strathclyde Law School was ranked 10th out of 89 in the UK in both the 2009 Good University Guide, and the Times Good University Guide, and 14th out of 86 in the 2009 Guardian University Guide - positioning Strathclyde as one of Scotland's top three Law Schools.
As well as achieving the top rating of 5A in the most recent Research Assessment Exercise, the Law School was awarded the highest grade by the Quality Assurance Agency. Their official independent review judged the School’s teaching, learning and assessment strategy as “exemplary”. This means that all of the Law School's academic staff is recognised as being among the top experts in their fields both nationally and internationally.
Academic expertise can be found in a wide range of specialisms. Beyond Telecommunications you will find masters degrees in Criminology, Human Rights Law and Construction Law. For those interested in pursuing a research degree, there are a variety of Master’s and doctoral level opportunities.
General funding sources
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