COURSE CURRICULUM

The LLM Master of Laws program offers a diverse range of specialist modules, allowing students to tailor their studies to their legal interests and career ambitions. Core areas include maritime law, with modules such as Admiralty Law, Marine Insurance, Charterparties, and Bills of Lading, which explore ship arrest, liabilities, and international trade mechanisms. Students can also engage with contemporary commercial topics through modules like Insurance Law, International Sale of Goods, and Principles of Commercial Arbitration, gaining insight into global trade and dispute resolution frameworks. For those interested in emerging and global challenges, modules such as Artificial Intelligence Regulation, International Environmental Law, and International Competition Law and Policy address evolving legal, ethical, and policy issues. Additionally, human rights-focused modules, including Human Rights and Global Justice and Contemporary Issues in Refugee Law, examine the legal protection of individuals in a globalised world. Intellectual property and global commerce are explored through modules like Intellectual Property Law in a Global World and Law of the World Trade Organization. The flexibility of module choice enables students to build expertise across international, commercial, environmental, and human rights law, equipping them with the advanced analytical, research, and problem-solving skills required for careers in law, policy, or global governance.