In an increasingly globalised world, understanding the legal frameworks governing international trade and commercial relationships is crucial. This Master of Laws (LLM) programme offers an in-depth study of the laws and regulations that shape corporate and commercial activities across national borders. It is designed to equip you to navigate the dynamic legal landscape between corporations, individuals, and states, exploring both private and public dimensions of law essential for the global economy. A key component of the LLM is a substantial dissertation, allowing you to conduct in-depth research into a specialist area of international corporate and commercial law, enhancing your research and analytical skills.
The programme requires you to complete eight modules, comprising four core modules and four optional modules, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests and career aspirations. Teaching typically involves lectures and seminars, with approximately eight contact hours per week. You will also engage in a significant amount of self-directed study. A compulsory dissertation module allows for in-depth research on a chosen topic within international corporate and commercial law.
Specific entry requirements may vary. Please check the course page for the most up-to-date information.
Applicants typically need a relevant Bachelor's degree with a 2.1 (upper second-class honours) or above to be considered for admission to the LLM International Corporate and Commercial Law programme.
The LLM International Corporate and Commercial Law programme is designed to be completed in 1 year on a full-time basis.
The LLM International Corporate and Commercial Law programme offers two intake periods: September and January start dates.
The programme requires the completion of eight modules, including four core modules and four optional modules, culminating in a compulsory dissertation module for in-depth research.
International students can apply online through the University of Lincoln's application system by checking entry requirements, preparing documents such as academic transcripts and English language results, and submitting the application form.
The programme aims to develop professional and research skills valuable for a career in international corporate and commercial law, preparing you for roles in various sectors by providing an in-depth understanding of legal frameworks relevant to global business.