Career prospects

As law is crucial for the protectin of health and regulating new health technologies, there is an urgency to ensure that the lawyers and legal experts of the future have knowledge and skills in both these areas. Graduates of this programme can work in a variety of positions in the public and private sector, for example:

• Lawyer or other positions within the judiciary.
• Lawyer at firms specializing in human rights, health, or technology issues.
• Policy officer or staff member within national ministries (e.g. Ministry of Health), international organizations, non-governamental organizations, regulatory agencies, or companies.
• Consultant working with organizations and agencies on best practices in technological regulation.
• Adviser to international and regional health bodies, health inspectorates, hospitals, or insurance companies.
• Researcher in academia 

Further, all students have access to the university Careers Services Law which can help them in finding and preparing for employment.

If you'd like to know more about the Health and Technology Law LLM programme, you are welcome to join one of our Masters Week presentations for the programme. You can also watch a recording of our most recent (online) masters week presentation here.

Do you have a question about an LLM programme? Contact the Faculty of Law directly through our information request form .