This Master of Laws (LLM) program provides an in-depth exploration of the global economy and the intricate legal frameworks governing international business and commerce. It is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the legal principles that underpin global trade and financial transactions, preparing them for careers in international law firms, multinational corporations, and governmental or non-governmental organizations.
This LLM program prepares graduates for a variety of roles within the international business and commercial law sphere.
Applicants from a majority English-speaking country may be exempt from providing English language proficiency evidence. For applicants from India, a minimum of 75% in Standard XII English from CBSE, CISCE, or Cambridge A Level may be considered.
Tuition fees are inclusive of all teaching materials. An online payment portal is available in preferred currencies. Goods and Services Tax may apply to online education for international students.
You need a recognised Bachelor's degree with at least 55% overall or equivalent. Some programmes may require a relevant academic background or prior work experience. Professional qualifications are also considered.
Evidence of English language proficiency is usually required, unless you are from a majority English-speaking country. Specific score requirements for IELTS or TOEFL are not specified, but proof of proficiency is needed.
You can apply online through the University of Liverpool Application Portal. Ensure you have your school transcripts, university transcripts, degree certificates, English language proficiency evidence, and a personal statement ready.
The international application deadline for the September 2026 intake is 21 August 2026.
Tuition fees are reviewed annually and are inclusive of all teaching materials. An online payment portal is available, and a fee deposit is required upon acceptance of an offer.
This LLM prepares graduates for roles in international law firms, multinational corporations, and governmental or non-governmental organizations.