COURSE CURRICULUM

The LLM in International Business, Corporate and Finance Law at Liverpool John Moores University offers a structured curriculum that equips students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in international legal frameworks. Core modules include a dissertation, which allows students to undertake an in-depth independent research project, and advanced legal research methods, which develop critical research and analytical skills essential for high-level legal practice. Students can choose from a wide range of optional modules tailored to specific areas of international business and finance law, such as international trade and finance law, corporate governance, financial crime, dispute resolution, labour law, maritime law, corporate finance law, investment law, and mergers and acquisitions law. This flexibility enables students to specialise in areas aligned with their career goals or academic interests. The program combines rigorous theoretical study with practical application, preparing graduates to understand and navigate the legal challenges faced by global businesses. By engaging with contemporary legal issues and developing research, analysis, and problem-solving skills, students are equipped to pursue careers in international law firms, financial institutions, corporate governance, regulatory bodies, and consultancy. The course is designed to foster both academic excellence and professional competence, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for roles in the increasingly complex field of international business law.