Course Curriculum

The LLM in International Business and Commercial Law offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to provide students with advanced knowledge of the legal frameworks governing international commerce, trade, and finance. Core elements include the LL.M Dissertation, allowing students to undertake in-depth research and develop expertise in a chosen area of commercial law. Optional modules enable students to tailor their studies to specific interests, such as International Sale of Goods, International Banking Law, Global Economic and World Trade Law, and Transnational Corporate and Capital Markets Law. The programme also offers specialised study in Intellectual Property Law, including Trade Mark Law and Policy, Patent Law and Policy, and Copyright Law and Policy, ensuring graduates understand the critical legal aspects of innovation, technology, and global business. The course equips students with analytical, research, and practical skills essential for interpreting complex international legal regulations and resolving cross-border commercial issues. Graduates gain a strong foundation to pursue careers in law firms, multinational corporations, regulatory authorities, NGOs, and policy institutions, while also preparing those considering further research or doctoral study. Studying at a leading UK law school provides access to expert faculty, extensive resources, and professional networks, enhancing employability and equipping students to navigate the complexities of international business law in a globalised world.