Middlesex University · Part-time
Legal Technology
About your course On the MSc Legal Technology programme as a full-time student you will complete two 30-credit modules and four 15-credit modules and before progressing to a research project module. You will gain knowledge and learn technical skills to introdu…
Masters2.5 yearsPart-time
Law and Politics · Law
About your course On the MSc Legal Technology programme as a full-time student you will complete two 30-credit modules and four 15-credit modules and before progressing to a research project module. You will gain knowledge and learn technical skills to introduce, use and manage technology in a legal practice to improve efficiency, uphold the integrity and trustworthiness of legal operations and iease profitability. You will gain expertise to give advice on regulatory and compliance issues relevant to the management, governance and use of digital data and technologies in legal practice. You will be able to analyse complex problems systematically and apply appropriate techniques for the development and implementation of effective technical solutions (such as Artificial Intelligence, Robotic Process Automation, Augmented/Virtual Reality) for legal practice. Why choose Legal Technology MSc at Middlesex? - The MSc Legal Technology Programme offers a unique intersection of law and technology integrating legal theory with technological applications. - It aims to educate graduates and professionals on legal technology innovations transforming legal practice today and in the future. - It is designed for recent law graduates and existing legal practitioners seeking to gain a deep understanding of how technology can be used in situ. - It is also designed for graduates in a technical field (e.g. IT, Computing, Engineering, Data Science) wishing to acquire legal knowledge to develop careers in the legal profession. What you will gain - Students will acquire a holistic understanding of innovative applications of technology to different areas of legal practice and theoretical analysis of their fundamentals. - Students will be to critically evaluate issues and challenges relating to the use of digital technologies in legal practice. - Students will be able to critically analyse and appraise digital solutions for legal practice. - Students will develop practical skills that will enable them to pursue successful careers in legal practice with a focus on the use of technology. What you will learn - Gain critical knowledge and understanding of the use and importance of technology in legal practice. - Critically evaluate a range of current and emerging technologies (such as Artificial Intelligence, Robotic Process Automation, Augmented/Virtual Reality) and their impact on the legal industry. - Acquire a critical understanding of theories, methods and techniques relevant to the application of digital technologies in legal practice. - Appraise relevant legal, ethical and professional frameworks related to the management, governance. and use of data and digital technologies in legal practice. What skills will you gain - Apply critical thinking to assess and plan appropriate digital solutions for legal practice. - Analyse complex problems systematically and apply appropriate techniques for the development and implementation of effective solutions for legal practice. - Give advice on regulatory and compliance issues relevant to the management, governance and use of data and digital technologies in legal practice. - Plan and execute practical solutions for legal practice applying appropriate theories, techniques and research methods
Getting in
As the university states it
A second-class honours degree 2:2 or above, or relevant professional experience in law and/or computing/IT. A minimum of three years' relevant work experience and the ability to study at postgraduate level.
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