Technology Law

Degree

Master of Social Science in Law (LL.M.)

Duration

1 year

Language

English

Credits

60 ECTS

Study form

Full time

Fee

6 500 EUR per year

Accredited until

16 June 2027

The Master’s programme in Technology Law examines how law responds to the risks, challenges, and opportunities created by rapid technological change, with a particular focus on the European Union’s evolving digital regulatory framework. The programme equips students with the analytical and practical skills needed to understand and navigate legal regimes governing areas such as artificial intelligence, data protection and privacy, digital platforms, cybersecurity, digital markets, and other emerging technologies.

Designed for students from both legal and non-legal backgrounds, the programme offers a structured and practice-oriented curriculum that emphasises the interaction between law, technology, and policy. Students develop the ability to assess regulatory developments, engage critically with EU digital legislation, and operate effectively in technology-driven legal and regulatory environments.

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Programme details

Programme structure

The one-year programme comprises 60 ECTS, including a 30 ECTS Master’s thesis. Upon successful completion, graduates are awarded a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Technology Law.

The programme is particularly suited for those seeking careers in:

legal practice and in-house counsel roles,
technology and ICT-related industries,
public administration, regulation, and policy-making.

Courses

Students have to complete six mandatory courses and two optional courses.

Course list:

Foundation courses:

Introduction to law and technology
Legal Research and Interdisciplinarity

Mandatory courses:

EU Data Protection Law, Privacy and Fundamental Rights
Regulating Digital Technologies in the EU
Platform Regulation (Platform Regulation, Intermediary Liability, and Enforcement)
Artificial Intelligence, Disruptive Tech, and the Law
Cybercrime and Cybersecurity in Europe
Computational methods for legal research and compliance

Admission criteria

The programme is available to individuals with bachelor or masters degree in law or related fields; second level professional higher education, professional bachelor or masters degree in law or other related fields (at least 160 Latvian CP = 240 ECTS).

Proficiency in English confirming at least level B2 or higher in accordance with the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). The required minimum result is: TOEFL IBT – 550 points; TOEFL Essential - 8 points; IELTS Academic Test (not older than 2 years) - 5.5 points; PTE General – B2 level; PTE Academic – 51 points; CPE – C2 Profciency level; CAE – C1: Advanced level; FCE – B2 level; LanguageCert International ESOL - Communicator B2 level (Written and Spoken exams).

Applicants who have acquired higher education in the English language or may prove comparable knowledge can be exempted from taking proficiency test, unless it conflicts with the conditions for obtaining a temporary residence permit in Latvia. For applicants from Latvia, centralised examination results of the secondary general education in English are valid.

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Key dates

Open House26 February 2026

Application deadline31 July 2026