This fully online Master of Laws (LLM) in International Business Law is designed for graduates from diverse academic backgrounds who want to deepen their understanding of global business law. It equips you with essential legal skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of the international business environment. The programme aims to enhance your research, problem-solving, and communication abilities, preparing you for career advancement in legal, financial services, or business sectors. You will gain insights into the interplay between law, business, and governance, crucial for excelling in your career or taking on more senior roles.
To achieve the full LLM, you need to complete 180 credits. Shorter awards (PGDip, PGCert, PGAward) are also available. Modules are scheduled based on availability and may not be studied in the order listed.
This programme is designed to enhance your career prospects by developing knowledge and skills applicable in global business and legal sectors. It prepares you for career changes or advancement into more senior roles.
All applications are assessed individually. If you do not meet the standard English requirements, you can take the University's free online English test. The requirement may be waived if your first degree was taught in English or you completed a qualification equivalent to a UK degree in a majority English-speaking country. A standalone module, 'Critical Legal Thinking in International Business Law', can serve as a pathway if successfully completed.
Fees are inclusive of all teaching materials, core textbooks, assessments, and resits. Goods and Services Tax may apply depending on your country of residence. Payment plans and various scholarships/discounts are available.
For the academic year 2026/27, the LLM tuition fee is £17,947. Shorter awards are also available: PGDip at £11,965, PGCert at £5,983, and PGAward at £2,991.
A UK Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) is preferred, ideally with a 2:2 class in a relevant subject. Professional experience or other qualifications will be considered. For English language proficiency, an IELTS (academic) score of 6.5 overall with a minimum of 6.0 in all components is required, though waivers may apply.
The part-time, online duration for the LLM is typically 24 months. Shorter awards such as the PGDip, PGCert, and PGAward are also available.
Yes, several discounts are available, including an Executive Scholarship (15% for July 2026 intake), Regional Scholarships (up to 20%), an Alumni Discount (10%), and an Up-Front Payment Discount (5%).
The application process is online. You will need to choose your programme, check requirements, prepare your documents, complete the online application form, and submit it through the University of Liverpool application portal.
The programme is taught in English. If English is not your first language, you may need to provide proof of proficiency, such as an IELTS score, or take the University's free online English test if you don't meet the standard requirements.