Master in Technology Law

Laurea University of Applied Sciences, founded in 1991 and operating across multiple campuses in the Helsinki-Uusimaa region, is known for its Learning by Developing model that integrates academic study with real-life projects. Serving over 10,000 students, Laurea focuses on applied education in fields such as social services, health care, business management and hospitality. The institution emphasizes close cooperation with regional partners to ensure that learning is practice-oriented and aligned with labour market needs.

Degree programmes at Laurea combine classroom learning with project work, internships and collaborative RDI activities, giving students frequent opportunities to solve authentic challenges alongside employers and public-sector organisations. The university has received external recognition for quality and maintains strong links to local businesses and service providers, which helps graduates transition smoothly into professional roles.

International students find an inclusive atmosphere and extensive student support services, including career guidance and help building a professional network in Finland. Laurea's applied approach, regional partnerships and alumni base make it especially suitable for students who want to develop practical skills, gain work experience during studies and pursue careers in service-oriented sectors across the Nordic region.

The Master in Technology Law is a one-year program for students who want to understand the intersection of law and technology. It's a Master's degree offered in English at Laurea University of Applied Sciences in Finland. The program helps students develop skills to navigate complex legal challenges in the tech industry.

The curriculum covers international technology contract law, intellectual property rights, and ethical implications of technology. Students learn practical applications of legal principles and develop negotiation skills. The program is taught by experienced faculty and includes fully online delivery of compulsory studies.

Graduates can pursue careers as legal consultants, corporate compliance officers, technology policy advisors, intellectual property managers, and contract managers. They will work in various sectors, including tech, law, and consulting, where they can apply their knowledge of legal frameworks and technological advancements.