LLB (Hons) Law with Artificial Intelligence

At Robert Gordon University, Law with Artificial Intelligence students don’t just study theory — they gain hands-on experience that prepares them for the modern legal world. From the very first year, you’ll engage with real-world scenarios, legal case studies, and projects that blend law with emerging technology. The programme is designed to develop practical skills in research, analysis, legal writing, and problem-solving, while also giving you exposure to AI applications in legal contexts. You’ll have access to dedicated facilities, specialist resources, and collaborative learning environments that mirror professional practice, ensuring you’re confident and career-ready by graduation.

Students benefit from a variety of practical experiences and resources, including:

• Legal Skills Lab and AI Tools: Access to legal research software and AI-based legal tech platforms to practice legal research, drafting, and data analysis.

• Case Study Projects: Work in groups on simulated legal scenarios that integrate AI and data issues, helping you develop teamwork and critical thinking skills.

• In-House Legal Clinic: Participate in supervised practical legal work, offering advice and support to real clients in a controlled setting.

• Specialist Law Library: Use the University’s extensive collections, including legal texts, journals, and digital databases.

• Workshops and Seminars: Attend interactive sessions on AI, technology law, ethics, and emerging legal issues, often led by industry experts.

• Dissertation and Research Support: Guidance for in-depth research projects on the intersection of law and AI, using dedicated research facilities.

• Guest Lectures and Industry Insights: Opportunities to engage with professionals from law firms, tech companies, and regulatory bodies, giving insight into current practice and trends.

This combination of academic learning, practical projects, and professional exposure ensures that you leave the programme with both a strong understanding of law and the skills to apply it in technology-driven contexts.

Graduates from the LLB (Hons) Law with Artificial Intelligence programme leave equipped with both strong legal knowledge and an understanding of AI applications in law, making them highly adaptable for the evolving legal and technology sectors. Career paths often include roles such as solicitor, legal analyst, compliance officer, or legal‑tech consultant:

• University Career Services: RGU’s Career Development Centre provides tailored support including CV workshops, interview coaching, networking events, and links to internships and placement opportunities.

• Employment Stats & Salary: RGU graduates report strong employability, with many entering law firms, corporate legal departments, and tech companies. Legal professionals combining law and AI can expect competitive starting salaries, often above the UK national average for entry-level legal roles.

• University–Industry Partnerships: The programme engages with law firms, regulatory bodies, and technology companies to provide guest lectures, workshops, and project collaborations that give students real-world insights.

• Accreditation & Long-Term Value: This is a Qualifying Law Degree recognised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and Bar Standards Board, ensuring graduates meet professional requirements for legal training.

• Graduation Outcomes: Students gain a combination of practical legal skills, AI and data literacy, research capability, and professional confidence, positioning them to work effectively in traditional law, legal technology, or regulatory roles.

Further Academic Progression:
After completing this degree, students can pursue postgraduate studies such as an LLM in Law and Technology, MSc in Artificial Intelligence and Law, an MBA, or other specialised legal or management programmes. Alternatively, graduates can take the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) or Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) to continue towards qualification as a solicitor or barrister.