Master of Laws Business Law with Placement Year

at University of Hertfordshire

• The programme starts with core modules covering essential aspects of business law, including contract law, company law, and corporate governance principles. 
• Students then explore specialised areas such as intellectual property rights, international trade regulations, and commercial dispute resolution mechanisms. 
• The curriculum incorporates contemporary legal challenges faced by businesses operating across borders. 
• Students undergo a full-year placement, gaining practical experience by working alongside legal professionals in a relevant organisation.
•  The programme culminates with a dissertation or research project, allowing an in-depth study of a specific business law area related to the placement experience.

Course Modules

• Introduction to Work Placement    
• Work Placement    
• Corporate Governance
• Research Methods and Skills   
• LLM Dissertation

Important Dates

Applications for the specified programme are temporarily closed at the University of Hertfordshire. Aspiring students should regularly visit the university's website to know when they can start applying again.

• Applicants must hold at least a 2:2 undergraduate degree in Law or a relevant field such as Business, Political Science, or International Relations, or an equivalent qualification from abroad with a similar classification.
• Students need to obtain an overall score of 6, with no less than 5.5 in each skill category.

The University of Hertfordshire charges £ 16,450/yr as tuition fees for the Master of Laws Business Law with Placement Year programme. Students should make it a habit to visit the university's website regularly to know about any changes in their course fees. These fees can go higher or lower every year. The amount students need to pay can be different for those who are natives of the university's country and those who are from other nations.

Graduates of Hertfordshire University's Master of Laws in Business Law programme with a placement year gain invaluable practical experience alongside their specialised legal knowledge, positioning them favourably for diverse career pathways.