Part one

You may study four units from the following list, or three units from the following list with a further unit chosen from any of the other LLM programmes:

    Carriage of Goods
    Corporate Governance in the UK and US
    EU Trade Law
    Global Perspectives on Corporate Governance
    Information Technology Law
    Intellectual Property
    International Commercial Arbitration
    International Commercial Litigation
    International Corporate Finance
    International Law of Trade and Aid
    Law of E-Commerce
    Legal Perspectives on Sustainability
    Maritime Security
    International Public Contract Law
    Regulation of Financial Markets and Institutions
    The Law and Policy of Mergers and Acquisitions
    World Trade Law

Assessment is by examination and/or essay. Please view our programme catalogue   for further information on the course structure and units available. Please note that unit choices are subject to change depending on staff availability.
Part two

In the spring term, you will choose a dissertation topic within the field of international commercial law for approval by the Law School. After passing part one, you start work on your dissertation for submission by September. You must pass both parts to obtain an LLM and may not proceed to part two until you have passed part one.