Analyse how technology, media and telecommunications law has affected the application of traditional legal principles

This LLM examines the complex issues, precedence and developments of law and policy and learn how to apply this knowledge to directly impact your career progression.

• The LLM requires the successful completion of 180 credits
• Choose from 21 modules

This PGDip examines the complex issues, precedence and developments of law and policy and learn how to apply this knowledge to current events and cases.

• The PGDip requires the successful completion of 120 credits
• Choose from 21 modules

This PGCert examines the complex issues, precedence and developments of law and policy and learn how to apply learned knowledge to enhance your career.

• The PGCert requires the successful completion of 60 credits
• Choose from selected modules

• Ranked 7th for law schools in the UK by the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2022
• Set your own pace on this flexible part-time course that can be completed in one to two years depending on your other commitments
• Network and share ideas with fellow students via online forums, which provide additional support and professional development
• Your fellow students will come from the UK and more than 80 other countries, each able to draw on prior academic and professional experience from different jurisdictions

The School of Law is part of Queen Mary University of London, a member of both the University of London and the Russell Group. The School was ranked 8th in the UK by the Guardian University Guide 2022, 10th in the UK by the Complete University Guide 2022 and 26th in the world by QS World University rankings by subject 2022.

The School of Law has consistently been ranked in the top 10 law schools in the UK for the quality of our research and teaching, and many of our internationally recognised staff act as advisers to governments, industry and NGOs, both nationally and internationally.

The School's central focus is on the role of law and its institutions in contemporary international society. The School of Law is divided into two organisational units: the Department of Law and the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS). The School of Law hosts the largest and most diverse LLM programme in the UK.