International Legal Practice

Students require 180 credits for the LLM, consisting of 6 20-credit modules and a 60-credit final assignment; 3 modules are required for the PgCert, and a further 3 for the PgDip; the programme can be studied at the student's own pace, and is carried out via supervised online modules that combine online study with one-to-one online supervision from a College of Law tutor; there is a wide range of specialist modules, allowing students to tailor their LLM to suit their own area of interest.

Current modules include: business, finance and the legal services market; international intellectual property practice; international commercial legal practice; international public companies practice; international mergers and acquisitions practice; international capital markets and loans practice; international anti-trusts legal practice; international business organizations; international joint ventures; international arbitration practice.

Additional Entry Requirements:
Degree or equivalent, Graduate Diploma in Law, Legal Practice Course, or Bar Vocational Course; non-law graduates should have a grounding in common law.