Media Law, Privacy and Defamation LLM

The Master of Laws (LLM) in Media Law, Privacy and Defamation is a postgraduate programme designed for both law and non-law graduates who wish to specialise in the legal aspects of media and communication. The course covers key areas such as freedom of speech, privacy rights, defamation law, and the regulation of traditional and digital media. It explores how legal frameworks balance the rights of individuals with the public interest in the dissemination of information.

Through a structured and academically rigorous curriculum, students develop advanced analytical, research, and critical thinking skills required to address complex legal issues in media and communication. The programme also examines the impact of digital technologies, social media, and global communication platforms on legal standards and practices.

With a strong focus on employability and real-world application, the course prepares graduates for careers in media organisations, journalism, legal advisory roles, compliance, and corporate communications. By combining legal theory with practical insight, it equips students with the expertise needed to operate effectively in media, legal, and regulatory environments.