This LLM program delves into the complex world of competition law, examining its impact on monopolies, mergers, intellectual property rights, and international trade. You will explore the regulation and control of these areas, with a particular focus on international and EU competition law. The program offers a unique opportunity to engage with the Institute for Competition and Consumers (ICC), attend industry events, and potentially contribute to the Global Antitrust Review (GAR) online journal. This is an ideal choice for students seeking a comprehensive understanding of a critical and evolving area of law.
The program requires completion of 180 credits, including compulsory electives, a dissertation, guided electives, and free choice modules. You have the flexibility to tailor your studies to your career aspirations and can choose your modules after an induction period. An optional SQE Preparation course is also available.
This LLM prepares you for a career in competition law, working within law firms, regulatory bodies, or multinational corporations. Graduates are well-equipped to handle complex legal challenges in this specialized field.
English language requirements may vary. Please check the specific requirements for your program.
Tuition fees are subject to annual increases. Living costs are estimates for accommodation and may vary based on room type and contract length. Postgraduate accommodation contracts are typically for 51 weeks.
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The tuition fee for international students is £33,000 per year. Tuition fees are subject to annual increases.
The estimated cost of living is £12,603.38 per year, based on 38.3 weeks. This is an estimate for accommodation and may vary.
You need a good honours degree in Law or a related subject. For English language proficiency, an IELTS score of 7.0 overall is required.
The programme can be completed in one year of full-time study. It requires 180 credits, including compulsory electives, a dissertation, guided electives, and free choice modules.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Competition Lawyer, Mergers & Acquisitions Specialist, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Legal Counsel, or Policy Advisor. The LLM prepares you for work in law firms, regulatory bodies, or multinational corporations.
Applications typically open in September for the following academic year. Specific deadlines are not provided, but it is advisable to apply early.