The document provides an overview of the Legal Linguistics master's programme offered at RGSL. The programme covers legal and linguistic skills through translation of legal texts, terminology research, and comparison of legal systems. It has a modular structure beginning with foundation courses in law and language, followed by interdisciplinary courses and electives from other LL.M. programmes. The full-time programme takes one year to complete and the part-time programme takes two years, with both requiring 40 credits. Graduates will have career opportunities in both the public and private sectors working as lawyers, legal translators, or other law-related roles.