COURSE CURRICULUM

The LLM International Commercial Law course offers a comprehensive curriculum that explores the key legal frameworks governing global business and trade. Students gain an in-depth understanding of international trade law, examining global trade agreements, contracts, tariffs, WTO regulations, and the emerging role of artificial intelligence in commerce. The course also focuses on arbitration and dispute resolution, providing insight into the procedures of major international arbitration institutions and developing students’ ability to resolve complex commercial disputes efficiently. In addition, corporate law is a central component, covering topics such as the governance of multinational corporations, mergers and acquisitions, and issues of corporate responsibility and accountability in a global context. Students also study international intellectual property law and trade regulations from a comparative perspective, learning how to protect and manage intellectual property rights across jurisdictions while understanding the legal dynamics of international markets. Through this well-rounded program, students build strong analytical, problem-solving, and negotiation skills essential for practice in international law. The course prepares graduates for successful careers in global law firms, multinational corporations, international organisations, and regulatory bodies. Continually updated to reflect global developments, the curriculum ensures that students are equipped with practical expertise and a forward-looking understanding of international commercial law.