COURSE CURRICULUM

The LLM Law program includes core modules such as Legal Research and Dissertation, which focuses on advanced research methods and a substantial thesis. Optional modules cover areas like International Trade Law, Human Rights Law, Environmental Law, and Corporate Law. Students may choose from a range of electives to specialize, including Intellectual Property Law, Dispute Resolution, and Public International Law. The curriculum integrates seminars, workshops, and case studies to develop practical skills. Assessment methods include essays, presentations, exams, and the dissertation. The program encourages interdisciplinary approaches, incorporating elements of politics, economics, and sociology in legal analysis. Full-time students complete the course in one year, with part-time options extending to two years. The structure supports independent study and group work, fostering a collaborative learning environment.