Course summary

King’s College London and Bocconi University, Milan have designed a dual LLM programme focussed on the legal aspects of digitalisation and how the law is being disrupted by the development of new technologies. Key benefits Achieve two internationally-recognised LLM degrees from two highly-ranked universities, to launch a specialised career in law and technology in the digital era. Gain in-depth, interdisciplinary, and comparative knowledge of major legal issues posed by the development of technology. This knowledge is sought after by law firms, government and commercial organisations. Modules cover an unusual combination of common law and civil law content across multiple international jurisdictions. Benefit from an embedded internship/placement opportunity in term three. Deepen and broaden your knowledge of law as an academic subject and enhance your problem-solving skills in a transnational context. Students will spend their first semester at Bocconi and their second semester at King’s taking taught modules, and then complete with an internship, placement or thesis with Bocconi and a dissertation with King’s. Upon successful completion, students will be eligible for a Master of Laws (LLM) in Law, Innovation & Technology from King’s and a Second Level Specialized Master (LLM) in Law of Internet Technology from Bocconi. Under the close guidance of our expert tutors, we will equip you with the legal knowledge and expertise to match your career ambitions. You will gain internationally-recognised qualifications that are highly desirable in today’s competitive legal profession. This course is primarily taught at Bocconi University, Milan in semester 1 and at the King’s College London Strand and Waterloo campuses in semester 2.