MA in Data Protection and Privacy Law
Course Overview
This interdisciplinary Master of Arts program, offered jointly by the School of Law and Government and the School of Computing, provides advanced expertise in the critical and expanding field of data governance. It equips students to navigate the complex intersection of legal frameworks like the GDPR and the technological realities of data collection and processing. Graduates are prepared for successful careers as essential experts who can bridge the gap between law and technology in both the private and public sectors.
Key Program Highlights
- Unique interdisciplinary curriculum combining essential legal principles and computing technology
- Expertise in the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and its global impact
- Develops skills to analyze, implement, and manage data protection requirements in various sectors
- Prepares graduates for high-demand careers in law, tech, consultancy, and compliance
- Taught by a combination of legal and computing experts from two academic schools
Course Overview
This interdisciplinary Master of Arts program, offered jointly by the School of Law and Government and the School of Computing, provides advanced expertise in the critical and expanding field of data governance. It equips students to navigate the complex intersection of legal frameworks like the GDPR and the technological realities of data collection and processing. Graduates are prepared for successful careers as essential experts who can bridge the gap between law and technology in both the private and public sectors.
Key Program Highlights
- Unique interdisciplinary curriculum combining essential legal principles and computing technology
- Expertise in the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and its global impact
- Develops skills to analyze, implement, and manage data protection requirements in various sectors
- Prepares graduates for high-demand careers in law, tech, consultancy, and compliance
- Taught by a combination of legal and computing experts from two academic schools