COURSE CURRICULUM

The LLM in International Commercial Law combines core and optional modules to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of global commercial legal frameworks while allowing for specialisation according to individual interests and career goals. The compulsory modules establish a strong foundation in essential legal principles and research skills. Law of Obligations introduces the fundamental concepts of contractual and tortious obligations, equipping students with the ability to analyse legal duties, rights, and remedies in commercial contexts. Research Methods develops critical skills in conducting rigorous legal research, evaluating sources, and constructing coherent arguments, preparing students for both academic and professional practice. Frameworks of International and European Law examines the structures, principles, and interactions of legal systems at the European and international levels, enabling students to understand the complexities of cross-border commercial regulation. Optional modules allow students to tailor their learning and deepen their expertise in specialised areas. Corporate Law focuses on the regulation and governance of companies, while Commercial and Consumer Law explores legal principles governing trade, sales, and consumer protection. International Business and Competition Law provides insight into global business operations, trade law, and the regulation of competition in international markets. Together, the program equips graduates with analytical, research, and practical skills necessary to pursue careers in international law firms, multinational corporations, and regulatory or advisory roles within the global commercial arena.