Programmes
LL.M.

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

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.

Admission rules for Masters programmes are available here:

 

Key dates

Open House24 March 2026
Application deadline31 July 2026

Hear from our students

Elvīra Krēķe
Latvia

RGSL has undoubtedly helped me to develop, not only as a professional and in gaining the necessary academic knowledge to conquer the labor market, it has also provided me with personal skills which will benefit me throughout life. RGSL provides a variety of opportunities which help us to go beyond borders

Oksana Bidnenko
Ukraine

Studying at the Riga Graduate School of Law has been a truly enriching experience for me. I completed my bachelor’s degree here and am now pursuing my master’s, which has allowed me to fully benefit from the school’s interdisciplinary approach. The programs offer a valuable opportunity to go beyond traditional legal studies and explore how law intersects with fields such as finance, business, and diplomacy. This practical approach makes the learning process more engaging and provides students with a broader skill set that is highly relevant in today’s interconnected professional environment.
Moreover, RGSL has a strong and well-respected reputation in the Latvian market, which has supported my professional development and career opportunities in Latvia. Many lecturers are accomplished professionals such as judges, experts working in EU institutions, and recognized specialists in their fields which brings real-world insight directly into the classroom. Their diverse backgrounds and experiences encourage critical thinking and provide valuable perspectives on global legal and financial systems.

Miane Le Roux
Dominica

My experience at the Riga Graduate School of Law has been truly exceptional. After completing my Bachelor’s degree here, I continued my academic journey at RGSL by pursuing a Master’s in Law and Finance. The university’s multicultural environment, among both students and faculty, makes it an inspiring place to study and grow. The programme challenges students to think beyond national legal systems and engage with complex legal and financial questions, while also supporting both academic development and professional growth throughout the study process. It is an institution I am proud to be part of.
 

Contact person

If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact Masters Programmes Administrator
Daina Račinska
Masters Study Programme Administrator
  /  +371 67039 206