- Level
- Master Degree
- Duration
- 1 Year
- Open intakes
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Off-shoreSep 2026, Feb 2027
- Field
- Law, Politics, and Public Administration
- Institution
- Public University
- Offer speed
- Fast Offer Speed5–7 days
- Next deadline
- 2026-09-01
Program overview
The LLM Data Protection and Intellectual Property at the University of Law — the UK’s leading specialist law school — is a master’s degree for graduates who want to specialise in Data Protection and Intellectual Property. You’ll deepen your legal knowledge through practice-focused teaching by qualified lawyers, with a strong emphasis on real-world application and employability.
This one-year master’s strengthens your global legal career, and international graduates can apply for the UK Graduate Route.
What it costs per year · indicative
Living cost is an estimate; tuition is the institute's published international fee. We confirm exact, current figures before you pay anything.
Do you qualify?
These are the published minimums. Whether your profile fits — with your marks, gap and budget — is exactly what a free counsellor check confirms.
Admission requirements
Who can apply (guide for Indian students):
- Education: A completed Bachelor’s degree (3 or 4 years) — a law or related degree is preferred for some specialisms from a recognised university. ULaw is flexible on academic background and considers applicants with backlogs.
- English test (any one): IELTS Academic 6.5 (no band below 6.0), TOEFL iBT 79, or PTE 65. (Test under 1 year old.)
Scholarships: International scholarships / bursaries of around £2,500 may be available for this course (confirmed in your offer; ULaw also awards an annual International Bursary).
University of Law is a UKVI-licensed sponsor, so graduates can apply for the UK Graduate Route (2 years of post-study work).
English requirements
Documents you'll need typical · we confirm yours
- Valid passport (6+ months validity)
- Class 10 & 12 marksheets and certificates
- Bachelor's degree marksheets & final certificate
- English test scorecard (IELTS / PTE / TOEFL) or MOI certificate
- Statement of Purpose (SOP)
- Letters of Recommendation (LOR)
- Updated CV / resume
- Financial proof — bank statement / loan sanction
- Passport-size photographs
- Study-gap affidavit or work-experience letter (if applicable)
Getting documents right is the #1 reason applications succeed or get refused — our team checks every file before submission.
Career opportunities
- Legal Specialist (Data Protection and Intellectual Property)
- Solicitor / Barrister (with qualification)
- Legal Adviser
- Compliance / Regulatory Specialist
- In-house Counsel
- Legal Researcher
About University of Law - Leeds
- Type
- University
- Ownership
- Public
- Rating
- ★ 4.9
- World rank
- #544
- Established
- 1876
