LLM in Law of Technology and Automated Systems
The LLM in Law of Technology and Automated Systems is a Specialized Master program taught entirely in English, offered both full-time (12 months) and part-time (2 years). Students may also pursue a dual program with King’s College London.
The program focuses on all key areas of interest for lawyers and legal practitioners managing the impact of digital transformation and implementation of disruptive technologies.
The objective is to equip tomorrow’s professionals with the cutting-edge solutions to face critical issues emerging in recent years related to privacy, AI, blockchain, cybersecurity, intellectual property, e-commerce, data protection and more.
Why Choose LATAS?
Training future lawyers to understand, shape, and regulate digital transformation. Students learn how to apply traditional legal principles to emerging technologies such as AI, blockchain, and data-driven innovation, developing practical skills to design legal solutions for a rapidly evolving digital economy.
Courses are taught by leading academics and practitioners from top law firms, international organizations, and the tech industry. Their expertise provides students with both conceptual grounding and hands-on understanding of how technology is reshaping law and regulation.
The program attracts participants from diverse legal and cultural backgrounds, building a truly global classroom. Graduates join an active community of Bocconi and LL.M. alumni working in international firms, regulatory bodies, and technology companies around the world.
Located in the heart of Milan, Bocconi offers access to conferences, workshops and partnerships with major tech and law players, creating an immersive professional environment.
There is the opportunity to apply for the Dual Program with King’s College London, earning two degrees and studying in two global centres of law and technology. This exclusive track deepens expertise and broadens international career prospects by completing one semester in Milan and one in London.
Program at Bocconi University
Bocconi offers both a full-time option (12 months) and a part-time option (2 years). Both programs have the same structure: compulsory and electives courses, in addition to an internship, clinical work, or an individual research paper to complete the program.
Dual Program with King’s College London
This prestigious program tailored for legal professionals allows students to spend one semester each at Bocconi and King's College London. At the program's conclusion, students will obtain a 2nd-level Specialized Master in Law of Internet Technologies and Automated Systems in Italy, as well as an LLM in Law, Innovation and Technology issued in the UK.
LLM - LATAS
Program Snapshot
Full-time Option
Dates: September 2026–July 2027
Duration: 7 months class attendance + 2-3 months final project or internship
Requirements:
- degree in law or in a closely related field
- at least B2 English level
Language: English
Credits: 60 CFU
Part-time Option
Dates: September 2026–July 2028
Duration: class attendance from September 2026–April 2028, and final project or internship between May–July 2028
Requirements:
- degree in law or in a closely related field
- at least B2 English level
Language: English
Credits: 60 CFU
Admission
Application deadlines
Full-time Option
- 1st round 27 November 2025 - 11 February 2026 (3pm, Italian Time)
- 2nd round 12 February 2026 - 8 June 2026 (3pm, Italian Time)
Part-time Option
- 1st round 27 November 2025 - 11 February 2026 (3pm, Italian Time)
- 2nd round 12 February 2026 - 8 June 2026 (3pm, Italian Time)
Dual Program
- 1st round 27 November 2025 - 11 February 2026 (3pm, Italian Time)
- 2nd round 12 February 2026 - 8 June 2026 (3pm, Italian Time)
You may apply by one of the two application deadlines, submitting either the GMAT/GRE or taking the online Bocconi test.
Financial Aid
To cover tuition and fees, students with EU and UK citizenship can ask for low-interest loans to credit institutes with which Bocconi University has special agreements.
A number of tuition waivers are offered by the LLM's corporate partners. Full or partial waivers cover the program's annual tuition fees, and are assigned exclusively based on merit after applicants confirm their enrollment.
LATAS Webinars
5 December 2025 - 11am
12 January 2026 - 2pm
The presentations serve to inform prospective students on the Specialized Master program before applying. During the webinar, you can meet the Program Director, discover the program's content, and learn how to apply. A Q&A session will follow.
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