LLB (Hons) in Law with Artificial Intelligence (with Study Abroad), Robert Gordon University

48 Months

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About this course

This qualifying law degree at the School of Law and Social Sciences focuses on the integration of artificial intelligence within legal knowledge and skills. It explores how AI is used in gathering, processing, visualising, using, and communicating data. The course aims to prepare future law graduates with broad legal expertise while emphasizing the specific development and application of AI in the legal field. It combines traditional legal education with cutting-edge understanding of AI, making it a future-oriented program. The course is delivered on campus full-time over four years, with a mix of lectures, tutorials, practical classes, and independent study.

Why this course is highly recommended

This course is ideal for students interested in the future of law and technology. Its unique emphasis on AI provides students with valuable skills relevant to modern legal practice, where understanding data and AI is increasingly critical. The program also incorporates practical experiences, including involvement in live client projects through the Law Clinic and opportunities to study abroad. Staff expertise, combining research and professional legal experience, ensures a practical and current learning environment that enhances employability in diverse sectors.

Specialisation

The course offers a focus on artificial intelligence within the legal framework. From Year 3 onwards, students can explore more specialised modules relating to AI and data management, and in the final year, they can undertake a dissertation on a related specialist topic. This allows students to tailor their degree towards careers that combine law and AI, gaining insights into both legal principles and innovative technological applications.

Course fees

Application fees

1st year tuition fees

17.92L

Living cost

Degree requirements

Applicants need to meet the standard entry requirements, such as BBBB at Higher level including English, or equivalent qualifications like GCE A Levels (BCC), Irish Leaving Certificate (H2H2H3H3), or an IB score of 28. English language proficiency should be demonstrated with an IELTS score of at least 6.0 overall, with no component below 5.5. Applications from those with non-standard qualifications or work experience are considered individually, and good links are maintained with foundation and pathway providers.

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Career prospects

Graduates can enter diverse sectors beyond traditional legal roles, including finance, civil service, oil and gas, banking, corporate consultancy, global business, local government, trade unions, and charitable organisations. For those aiming to become solicitors, completing the Diploma in Professional Legal Practice (DPLP) is a pathway, with many graduates securing quality employment in the legal field. The degree’s focus on AI also opens opportunities in tech-driven legal and professional settings.

FAQs

What is the duration of the course?

The Law with Artificial Intelligence degree is designed to be completed in four years on campus full-time.

Can I study abroad?

Yes, in Year 3, you have the opportunity to spend a 12-week term abroad at partner universities in Europe or the US, such as Italy, The Netherlands, or Denmark.