LLM Data Protection and Intellectual Property in Leeds United Kingdom | The University of Law

A Master of Laws (LLM) specializing in Data Protection and Intellectual Property is an advanced degree program tailored for both law and non-law graduates seeking to expand their legal expertise. This globally recognized Master's program delves deeply into Data Protection and Intellectual Property principles, creating opportunities in fields like Data Security, Cybersecurity, Compliance Analysis, and beyond.

The digital transformation has introduced numerous data collection and processing technologies operating worldwide. Data processing now plays a crucial role not only in finance and business but also in improving public health, education, crime reduction, and economic development. However, these advancements often involve substantial trade-offs regarding privacy and information control. Throughout this program, you'll examine various legal areas including non-personal data regulations (covering confidentiality and database laws), cybersecurity measures, privacy torts, digital signatures and contracts, trademark and domain name issues, e-commerce rules, and the audiovisual media services directive.