Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law (LL.M.)

Program Overview

The LL.M. Students explore substantive and practical aspects through modules such as Data Protection, Cyber Security Law, and Copyright Law. The program prepares graduates for careers as IP and IT lawyers, offering opportunities for research and professional traineeships with the EUIPO and EPO.

Program Outline

Outline:

• The LL.M.
in Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law is delivered over one academic year.
• Modules offerings may include Data Protection, Cyber Security Law, Copyright Law, Trademark and Design Law and more.
• Students may also choose up to two modules from the wide array offered on the LL.M.
(General) courses ranging from Aviation Law to Human Rights Law and Islamic Law.

Careers:

• This Masters programme provides graduates with a knowledge base and the core tools to use in future research or in their practice as intellectual property and IT lawyers.
• The School of Law at Trinity College Dublin is a strategic partner of the ‘Pan-European Seal’ Professional Traineeship Program.
Students of the LL.M.

Other:

• The tensions between rewarding intellectual development, on the one hand, and incentivising further developments, on the other, are most acute in the context of technological advance.