The Master of Laws (LLM) in Company Law is a postgraduate degree designed for both law and non-law graduates. It aims to deepen your academic legal knowledge, with a specific focus on the practical aspects of company law. This course can prepare you for roles such as a chartered governance professional or company secretary in various organizations, including large corporations, private companies, and charities. You will gain in-depth knowledge of the legal framework governing registered companies, covering areas like formation, compliance, administration, and stakeholder responsibilities.
The LLM Company Law programme typically spans 12 months full-time or longer if studied part-time. It includes compulsory modules in Company Law and Compliance, and Research Methods Training. You will also complete a Dissertation in Company Law. Non-law graduates or those needing a refresher will participate in a two-week induction covering the Key Principles of the English Legal System. You can choose three elective modules from a provided guide, subject to availability.
This LLM programme is designed to enhance your career prospects in areas such as chartered governance or company secretary roles. The university's strong links with industry partners, along with dedicated careers support, aim to equip you with the necessary skills and network to succeed. Graduates have a strong track record in securing highly skilled employment.
For students requiring a Student Route visa, online study is not permitted, and only face-to-face taught modules can be chosen.
Flexible funding options are available through StepEx for selected courses.