Applicants are generally expected to have a good honours degree in law or a related discipline, and you should demonstrate a keen interest in technology and/or cybersecurity in your personal statement. Our ideal candidates are analytical thinkers with a passion for understanding the complex interplay between legal frameworks and technological advancements. A basic understanding of cybersecurity concepts and familiarity with technological terminology can be advantageous. However, throughout the course, you will be supported in developing any additional technical knowledge needed. You may be considered without an undergraduate degree if you can demonstrate considerable relevant experience. In this case, you'll be asked to attend an interview, or to submit a portfolio supporting your application. See Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL) to learn more.