The Master of Laws (LLM) in International Finance Law is a postgraduate degree designed for both law and non-law graduates. This program focuses on developing in-depth knowledge of international finance law, covering major regulatory and transactional issues. It examines the legal structures and complex issues arising from financial transactions in global markets, particularly those in London, New York, and Tokyo, as well as other financial hubs. The course is taught by experienced lecturers who are subject matter specialists, practitioners, and academics. The university has strategic partnerships with firms, regulators, and accreditation bodies that influence program development. Students benefit from a strong emphasis on employability, career mapping support, and networking opportunities with peers, faculty, and industry professionals.
The LLM International Finance Law program includes compulsory modules and a dissertation. Depending on your study mode, the structure involves terms focused on core subjects and electives, culminating in a substantial research project. A two-week induction covering Key Principles of the English Legal System is provided, which is mandatory for non-law students and beneficial for others.
This LLM program is designed to enhance your career prospects in the banking, insurance, wealth and asset management, compliance, and regulation sectors. The university emphasizes employability, offering support to help you secure a position in the field. With a strong graduate employment rate, pursuing this LLM can increase your earning potential and provide a competitive edge in the job market.
Students requiring a Student Route visa to study in the UK must attend face-to-face taught modules and cannot study online.
Flexible funding options are available through StepEx.