Master of Laws Business Law

at University of Hertfordshire

• The programme begins with core modules that cover foundational aspects of business law, such as contract law, company law, and corporate governance. 
• Students then delve into specialised areas like intellectual property rights, international trade law, and commercial dispute resolution. 
• The curriculum also explores contemporary legal issues and challenges faced by businesses operating globally. 
• Students have the opportunity to choose elective modules aligning with their interests and career goals within the business law domain. 
• The programme culminates with a dissertation or research project, allowing students to conduct an in-depth study on a specific business law topic.

Course Modules

• Corporate Governance    
• Research Methods and Skills    
• LLM Dissertation    
• Banking Law  
• International Financial Law    
• Data Protection Law

Important Dates

The University of Hertfordshire is not currently accepting applications for the mentioned programme. Individuals interested in joining should consistently check the university's website to find out when the application process will resume.

• A minimum of a 2:2 undergraduate degree in Law or a related field such as Business, Political Science, or International Relations, or an equivalent qualification from overseas, is required for admission.
• Students from countries where English is not the main language need to show they can speak English well, usually by getting at least a score of 6.0 overall on the IELTS test, with at least 5.5 in each part.

The University of Hertfordshire charges £ 16,450/yr as tuition fees for the Master of Laws Business Law programme. Students are recommended to frequently check the university's website to be aware of any modifications in their course fees. These fees can rise or fall yearly. The fees that students have to pay may differ based on whether they belong to the university's country or are from a foreign country.

Graduates of Hertfordshire University's Master of Laws in Business Law programme emerge with a strong foundation in legal principles specifically tailored to the corporate realm, positioning them for diverse career opportunities in both domestic and international settings. Equipped with specialised knowledge in areas such as contract law, corporate governance, and commercial transactions, graduates often pursue roles as corporate attorneys, legal advisors for multinational corporations, compliance officers, and business consultants, or pursue further academic research in the field of business law. Their expertise allows them to navigate complex legal challenges and contribute effectively to the success and compliance of businesses operating within dynamic global markets.