Master's
Master of Laws in Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law – UEA
Course Overview
The Master of Laws in Information Technology and Intellectual Property Law at University of East Anglia (UEA) explores the legal challenges associated with digital technologies, innovation, intellectual property, data protection, and cybersecurity. Students study copyright, patents, technology regulation, digital privacy, and emerging legal issues while developing advanced research and analytical skills.
The programme combines legal theory with practical applications in the digital economy. Research-led learning prepares students to address complex legal and technological developments. Graduates are prepared for careers in technology law, intellectual property, regulatory compliance, and legal consultancy.
Entry Requirements
- Academic Records: UK 2:2 Honours degree or higher (minimum 52–55% / 2.8+ GPA) in Law, Computing Science, or Media Studies.
- English Proficiency: IELTS 6.5 overall (minimum 6.0 in each sub-score), TOEFL iBT 88, or PTE 61.
- Subject Prerequisites: Legal or technical/computing academic background.
- Additional Tests/Interviews: None required.
- Application Materials: Degree certificate, university transcripts, personal statement, CV, and reference letter.
Career Outcomes
- IP Lawyer
- Data Privacy Officer
- Tech Law Consultant
- Digital Copyright Specialist
- Cybersecurity Legal Advisor
Scholarship Available
- Available
Key Information
Location
Norwich, United Kingdom
University
University of East Anglia
Intakes
September
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$23,850 / Year
Duration
1 Year
Language
English
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