COURSE CURRICULUM

The LLM in International Corporate and Commercial Law offers a comprehensive program that combines foundational legal training with specialised knowledge in global corporate and commercial practice. The course begins with Legal and Academic Skills, ensuring all students develop the essential research, writing, and analytical abilities required for advanced legal study. Core modules such as International Business Law and Practice and Intellectual Property Law and Global Markets provide an in-depth understanding of the legal frameworks that govern cross-border business operations, trade, and innovation. International Corporate Governance examines the structures, responsibilities, and regulatory standards affecting corporations worldwide, while Corporate Social Responsibility explores the legal and ethical obligations of businesses in addressing social, environmental, and economic issues. International Commercial Arbitration equips students with the knowledge of dispute resolution mechanisms in global commerce, focusing on practical and procedural aspects relevant to international transactions. The program culminates in an LLM Dissertation in International Corporate and Commercial Law, allowing students to undertake independent research on a topic of their choice, demonstrating critical analysis, problem-solving, and applied legal expertise. Together, these modules prepare graduates to engage with the challenges of modern corporate law, equipping them with the skills, knowledge, and professional insight required to succeed in multinational legal practice, regulatory environments, or consultancy in the international business arena.