COURSE CURRICULUM

The LLM in Intellectual Property and Information Law is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the complex relationship between law, technology, and innovation. Core modules such as Intellectual Property Law and Information Technology Law offer in-depth knowledge of the legal frameworks that protect creative works, inventions, and digital technologies. Students explore key areas including copyright, trademarks, patents, E-commerce, cybercrime, intermediary liability, and artificial intelligence, examining these topics from national, European, and international perspectives. Alongside these compulsory subjects, the program offers a wide range of optional modules such as Data Protection Law, Medical Law and Ethics, International Human Rights Law, and International Commercial Law, enabling students to tailor their learning to their career interests. The inclusion of Research Methods and Skills ensures that students develop the analytical and research expertise necessary for their dissertation or professional roles. Optional modules such as Clinical Legal Education and Research further enhance practical legal skills through hands-on experience. With a strong emphasis on current challenges in digital governance, information security, and intellectual property reform, the course prepares graduates for diverse careers in law, technology, media, data protection, and international business, equipping them to address emerging legal issues in a rapidly evolving digital world.