Mahindra University School of Law says its integrated B.Tech LLB programme prepares students for the rapidly evolving intersection of law and technology. The course combines engineering and legal education to equip graduates for emerging fields such as AI, cybersecurity, data protection, and digital regulation.
Published Date – 30 July 2026, 04:31 PM
Hyderabad: Mahindra University School of Law has highlighted the growing relevance of its integrated B.Tech LLB programme as a future-facing response to the changing nature of law, technology, innovation and policy.
Traditionally, legal education has been viewed through the lens of statutory interpretation, judicial precedents, advocacy and courtroom practice. However, rapid developments in science and technology have given rise to entirely new areas of legal practice and regulation.
Contemporary legal challenges now extend to artificial intelligence governance, cybersecurity, digital privacy, fintech regulation, data protection, emerging technologies, intellectual property, platform accountability and technology-enabled business models.
In this evolving environment, the B.Tech LLB programme situates itself at the intersection of law, engineering, technology, innovation and public policy. The programme is designed to equip students with a dual understanding of technical systems and legal principles, enabling them to appreciate how technologies are built, deployed, regulated and governed.
Mahindra University School of Law faculty noted that the future of legal education lies in creating professionals who can engage meaningfully with both the technical and legal dimensions of emerging issues.
