Master of Science in the Law of Technology (MSLT)

The MSLT is a 30-credit interdisciplinary Master of Science focused on the convergence between law, science and technology, and situated within both the STEM and Global areas of programmatic strategic emphasis at FIU. The specially designed curriculum that can be completed in three semesters, covers key areas like artificial intelligence, blockchain, data protection, intellectual property, and cybersecurity is a perfect fit for entry level, mid-career and seasoned professionals alike who want to gain knowledge and become attractive in a competitive marketplace.

Faculty experts with vast experience and expertise in their respective fields will impart the knowledge and skills needed to prepare students for industry roles that demand both legal and technological proficiency.

Classes are conveniently offered online to ensure full accessibility, breaking down geographical barriers, and enabling seamless academic engagement with the program’s well-regarded faculty. This format, which is ideal for working professionals allows students to become totally immersed in a dynamic learning environment, interacting in real time with professors, collaborating with peers, and engaging with course content from anywhere in the world.

Students will have access to an exclusive self-paced bootcamp offered at no additional cost, covering three relevant areas: U.S. law, Python programming language, and cybersecurity. Each module offers 16 hours of content that provides a foundation to students from different background and knowledge.

Join us and embark on a transformative educational journey that will give you the knowledge and skills needed to compete and excel in a world driven by the intersection between law, science and technology.

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Eligibility Requirements

Bachelor's degree or its equivalent conferred by an accredited U.S. or foreign university.

Official transcripts showing a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in all upper-division undergraduate coursework taken. Under exceptional circumstances, the MSLT Admissions Committee may waive the minimum required GPA if a candidate demonstrates through other means a strong potential for success in the program.

A personal statement highlighting the candidate’s strengths and background relevant to the program.

Two letters of recommendation.

A demonstrated high-level of English language proficiency for applicants from non-English speaking countries.

A curriculum vitae.

Admission decisions are based on a holistic assessment of the candidate's academic background, professional experience, a compelling personal statement, and strong professional references. We welcome applicants with diverse academic and professional backgrounds to contribute to our vibrant learning community.