International Business Law LLM

at University of Huddersfield

• The University of Huddersfield's International Business Law LLM course covers critical areas such as international trade law, corporate governance, intellectual property rights, and dispute resolution mechanisms. 
• Students delve into international commercial transactions, examining contracts, financing, and the role of institutions like the WTO. 
• The programme also explores corporate social responsibility, sustainable development, and ethical considerations in global business.
•  Through case studies and practical exercises, students gain insights into cross-border mergers, acquisitions, and competition law. 
• Additionally, the course equips students with advanced research skills and the ability to critically analyse complex legal issues in an international context.

Course Modules

• Legal and Academic Skills
• International Business Law and Practice
• LLM Dissertation International Business Law
• International Commercial Arbitration
• Intellectual Property Law and Global Markets
• International Banking Law
• Equality, Law and Justice

Important Dates

Before the start of the enrollment period, the university launches its application process, encouraging prospective students to collect all required documents in advance. The institution recommends that students regularly visit their website to stay informed about when applications open. Moreover, leveraging UniScholars' expertise can help students efficiently begin their application journey.

• An Honours degree (2:2 or higher) in any discipline or equivalent qualifications demonstrating relevant knowledge and skills at the graduate level may be considered. 
• Admission to the programme will be evaluated through an interview process. Language proficiency should meet an overall IELTS score of 6.0 (with no individual component below 5.5) or its equivalent.

The annual tuition fee for International Business Law LLM is between £17,600/yr. Up-to-date information about tuition and potential additional costs is available on the university's website. Prospective students are encouraged to regularly consult this online resource to stay informed about programme fees, which can fluctuate annually based on factors such as residency status and whether they're pursuing full-time or part-time studies.

Graduates of this programme are well-positioned for roles in multinational corporations, international law firms, and global trade organisations. They may pursue careers as legal advisors, compliance officers, or in-house counsel, guiding businesses through the complexities of international regulations. Some graduates also find opportunities in government agencies or NGOs, shaping policy and advocating for fair trade practices.