COURSE CURRICULUM

The International Business and Commercial Law program consists of a series of compulsory modules designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks governing global business operations. International Commercial and Shipping Law examines the rules and practices governing international trade and maritime commerce, preparing students to manage legal issues in cross-border transactions. Legal Aspects of International Finance focuses on the regulatory and contractual principles underlying global financial activities, equipping students with the knowledge to navigate complex financial markets. Laws on International Business Structures explores the formation, governance, and operation of multinational corporations, providing insight into corporate law and organisational frameworks. International Commercial Litigation covers the processes and strategies involved in resolving commercial disputes across jurisdictions, while International Arbitration introduces alternative dispute resolution methods, emphasizing efficiency and enforceability in resolving international conflicts. Research Methodology equips students with the analytical and investigative skills required to undertake rigorous academic and professional research, forming the foundation for the Dissertation, which allows an in-depth study of a specific issue in international business law. Together, these modules develop a blend of theoretical knowledge, practical understanding, and analytical competence, ensuring that graduates are prepared to advise on legal and regulatory matters, manage risk, and support strategic decision-making in multinational organisations, positioning them for successful careers in international commercial law and related fields.