LL.M. Executive Track Law & Technology Certificate

The UC Berkeley Center for Law & Technology offers a specialized certificate program for currently enrolled UC Berkeley Law LL.M. Executive Track students. The certificate in Law & Technology recognizes the successful completion of a course of study focused on intellectual property law, privacy law, and other technology-related areas of law.

Deadlines

There are 2 review deadlines for the LL.M. Executive Track Law & Technology Certificate:

Friday, July 10, 2026 (Summer Graduates)
Friday, December 4, 2026 (December Graduates)

Applications will be reviewed on these two dates, and not on a rolling basis. These dates are to accommodate those students who graduate at different times of the year.

Submission Process

The application for the 2026 LL.M. Executive Track Law & Technology Certificate is now available: APPLY NOW 

Current students, contact Mia Villanueva (mia.villanueva@berkeley.edu) and Abril Delgado (abrildelgado@berkeley.edu) with questions regarding the certificate. 

For prospective students who would like to learn more about the LL.M. degree, reach out to the admissions office (lm@law.berkeley.edu).

Program Requirements

To qualify for the LL.M. Executive Track certificate, a student must complete a total of 11 units from the list of courses below for 2026.

      • AI Transactions and Licensing (2 units)
      • AI in Biotechnology Law (1 unit)
      • Advanced IT Contracts: Drafting and Negotiating (1 unit)
      • Antitrust and Emerging Technologies (3 units) 
      • Copyright Law (3 units)
      • Corporate Strategy in the Age of AI and Geopolitics (1 unit)
      • Cybersecurity Law Fundamentals (1 unit)
      • Cybersecurity in Context: Technology, Policy, and Law (3 units)
      • Fundamentals of AI Technology (2 units)
      • GenAI in Legal Practice (1 unit)
      • Global Regulation of AI (1 unit)
      • Hot Topics in AI (Fall) (1 unit)
      • Information Privacy Law (3 units)
      • Intellectual Property Law (3 units)
      • Making AI Work for the People (1 unit)
      • Regulated Digital Industries (3 units)
      • The Law and Governance of Artificial Intelligence (2 units)
      • Transactional Drafting (1 unit)
      • Trust and Safety (1 unit)
      • Venture Capital in Practice (1 unit)
      • Venture Capital Law and Finance (3 units)
      • Video Game Law (1 unit)
Course offerings change every year; not all listed courses may be available.