International Business Law LLM

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University of Manchester

Comments about International Business Law LLM - At the institution - Manchester - Greater Manchester

• Entry requirements
  Entry requirements: A minimum upper second class honours degree, or the equivalent, in law.
• Academic title
  International Business Law LLM
• Course description
  Course description
  
  The programme is a self-contained one-year training in legal techniques at postgraduate level. It has two major features which structure its design and content. Firstly, it is designed to accommodate both those who wish to specialise in international business law in the EC context (particularly the UK) and those whose interests are focused on the international business economy beyond the EC. Secondly, the content of many of the optional course units offered are designed to complement each other.
  
  Module details
  
  The LL.M in International Business Law programme requires the study of 120 credits of taught course units, at least 60 credits of which must be within the area of International Business Law.
  
  Details of options and course units available can be found on The School of Law website by following these links: Postgraduate - Postgraduate taught - Courses - Index of all course units/modules.
  
  Course units available in any given year will not be confirmed until perhaps May or June preceding the start of the academic year.  However, the LL.M in International Business Law will typically offer optional course units in Corporations and International Business Law; Conflict of Laws in Business and Commerce; Intellectual Property Law; International Fiscal Law;  Information Technology Law; International Economic Law; International Sale of Goods; International Carriage of Goods; and  Comparative Corporate Governance (along with several other more generic optional course units).
  

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