LLM Law, Innovation and Technology (King's) and 2nd-level Specialized Master in Law of Technology and Automated Systems (Bocconi) at King's College London

Programme overview

A dual LLM with Bocconi University, Milan on the legal aspects of digitalisation and how new technologies disrupt the law. Students spend semester 1 at Bocconi and semester 2 at King's, then complete an internship, placement or thesis with Bocconi and a dissertation with King's, earning an LLM from King's and a second-level specialised master from Bocconi.

What you will study

Semester 1 at Bocconi required modules: Economic and Management Principles of Digital Markets; Intellectual Property and Competition in the Digital Age; Data Law; Fundamental Rights Protection in the Digital Age; Legal Tech. Semester 2 is taught at King's Strand and Waterloo campuses, followed by an internship, placement or thesis and a King's dissertation.

Career pathways

Prepares graduates for careers in law and technology sought after by law firms, government and commercial organisations.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Minimum high 2:1 undergraduate degree (65% or above in the UK scheme, or equivalent) and a second-level degree in Law (Italian 5-year integrated or 3+2 master's in Law, a UK Level 7 master's in Law at merit or above, or an equivalent); other fields may be considered with significant programme-related experience. English language requirement at King's Band B for postgraduate law programmes. Application via the Bocconi portal by 8 June 2026 with transcript, CV, personal statement, up to two references and an English certificate.

Intake: September 2026

Duration: One year

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