I am interested in applying to an llm program focusing on information technology law maybe with a specialization in data protection. Which universities in Europe are regarded as the best at this field? Any llm in IT law candidate willing to share his /her experience? What about the job prospects?

Two programs off the top of my head are KU Leuven's Master of Intellectual Property and ICT Law and the EULISP program which is essentially an L.M. in IT law.

A lot of interesting content in both of those programs and a good time to be studying them in Europe.

What are your goals?

To be honest i have just graduated and i have simply no idea.

I would like to work at an eu institution but i do not know how difficult is to enter at this sector.
Apart from my mother tongue i know german and english at a good level.maybe the eulisp programm in Hannover would be more suitable for me? On the other side , however, i ve read in another thread here that the eulisp program isnt so recognisable. :/

what was your decision in the end? and how has it been so far?
I'm looking at data/AI/IT related programmes, Hannover, Goettingen, TU Berlin.

To be honest i have just graduated and i have simply no idea.

I would like to work at an eu institution but i do not know how difficult is to enter at this sector.
Apart from my mother tongue i know german and english at a good level.maybe the eulisp programm in Hannover would be more suitable for me? On the other side , however, i ve read in another thread here that the eulisp program isnt so recognisable. :/