The study programme leads to a specialization in information and communication technology law, qualifying for a broad range of careers within this field. The knowledge acquired during the Master of Laws programme will be useful for careers in law firms, public administration or ICT businesses.
H. Tomas Gomez-Arostegui– The LL.M. program gave me an opportunity to study under scholars who were highly accomplished in their fields and a chance to work with students from continents and legal systems other than my own. Everyone at the University was also very supportive both while I was a student and while I was visiting. To say that I loved my time there would be an understatement. Read all | ![]() |
Dana Irina Cojocarasu– The LLM Program helped me gain a truly international and analytic perspective regarding the legal challenges of the Information Society. Read all | ![]() |
Ildiko Eva Sopov– NRCCL proved to be an essential step on the path to becoming involved with telecom regulatory issues and public policy. Read more | ![]() |
Malin Tønseth– Studying the LL.M. in ICT-law at the Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law was indeed a very positive experience. Read more | ![]() |
Alex Makulilo– My stay in Oslo was fantastic. In the beginning it was difficult to cope with Norwegian culture. I really felt like fish out of water. But later through the buddy system I had good opportunity to make friends. Read more | ![]() |
Elizabeth Bakibinga-GaswagaParticipating in the LL.M programme at the NRCCL was one of the best things in my academic and professional career. Read more | ![]() |
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