The media industry is constantly evolving and changing, impacted heavily by new and emerging technologies, which means the laws that govern it are too. Intellectual property as well as Media and Entertainment Law have become particularly important in this field and this pathway will equip you with the relevant knowledge you need to get ahead in the areas of intellectual property and media regulation. This course gives you the academic knowledge as well as the analytical and business skills needed to tackle the ever-growing volume of cases.

• Gain practical experience by taking part in Moot Courts and Moot Show Trials and attend guest lectures
• Enhance your employability in a growing specialist field
• Accredited by the Solicitors Regulation Authority and Bar Standards Board, you'll graduate with a qualifying law degree
• You'll have the opportunity to put knowledge into practice during a 30-week work placement gain, invaluable for your future career. What’s more, if your placement meets the necessary criteria, it can count towards a portion of your training contract or qualifying work experience after graduation
• Enjoy our excellent links with a range of legal firms, from local organisations to national companies
• Join the Law Society where you'll network and socialise with others in addition to supporting charity work and CV building, there's something for everyone
• Take part in field trips to Law Courts, Parliament and the Inns of Court
• Take advantage of the opportunity to contribute to the BU Law Review, an academic publication designed to encourage you to further your interests and publish your excellent research in the area.

The media and entertainment industry has grown significantly in the past 20 years, meaning legal professionals with a good knowledge of the sector are in demand. Complex legal rights govern media organisations of all sizes, with intellectual property rights now considered to be highly prized assets.

This course will prepare you for work in the entertainment industry and open the door for a varied range of careers within this sector. In many cases, this will mean going on to take professional examinations once you have completed the academic stage of your legal training, preparing you for work in the legal profession.

95% of our students studying law courses are working or studying 6 months after graduating, of which 85% are in a professional/managerial role.