Overview
This specialist LLM in International Commercial Law builds on your undergraduate study by deepening your understanding of international business law, as well furthering your commercial awareness in this area. The course is designed for those intending to practice law in the field of international commercial law.
We have over 30 years of experience training lawyers. And it shows: we ’re the No.1 University in London for student experience and teaching quality (Sunday Times League Table 2017) and 13th for law overall in the whole country (Guardian University Guide 2018).
The course covers key principles of international business law and the international sale of goods. Alongside this, it explores the reputational and litigation risks associated with corporate social responsibility and human rights. Optional modules include ‘Mediation and negotiation’ and ‘International commercial arbitration’.
Modules
- Research methods
- Principles of international commercial law
- The international sale of goods
- International business, human rights and CSR
- Dissertation
Plus two optional modules from:
- International commercial arbitration
- Mediation and negotiation
- Comparative law
All modules are assessed by coursework, excep
Entry requirements
- LLB (Hons) Law degree 2:2 or higher; or
- UK graduates with a non-Law degree (2:2 or higher) and relevant knowledge and experience: or
- Individual applications for accreditation of prior learning and experience will be considered in accordance with the School’s policy.
- We welcome equivalent qualifications from around the world. English language qualifications for international students: IELTS score of 6.5, Cambridge Proficiency or Advanced Grade C.