Awarded by a UK university Master's

International Business Law LLM

100% Online degree accredited by University of Liverpool Online. Complete your International Business Law LLM with full digital learning flexibility and direct academic support.

Awarded by
University of Liverpool Online
Level
Master's
Duration
2 Years
Overview

Programme Overview - International Business Law LLM

Delivered 100% online via University of Liverpool Online. Designed for working adults, executives, and international learners requiring maximum flexibility.
Curriculum

What you will study

Curriculum and entry requirements as published by the awarding body: https://online.liverpool.ac.uk/programmes/llm-international-business-law/

Modules (LLM)

  • International Business Law (15 credits)
  • Critical Legal Thinking in International Business Law (15 credits)
  • International Trade Law (15 credits)
  • EU Trade Law (15 credits)
  • Conflicts of Law in Business and Commerce (15 credits)
  • Competition Law (15 credits)
  • Elective modules: choose two: Corporate Governance (15 credits) Aspects of Banking Law (15 credits) Intellectual Property Law (15 credits) International Sale of Goods (15 credits) International Financial Crime (15 credits)
  • Research Dissertation (60 credits)
Admission

Entry requirements

Standard academic entry or Executive Work Experience / APEL route for mature practitioners.

Entry route 1

Preferably a 2:2 class degree in a relevant subject, equivalent to a UK bachelor’s degree; or

Entry route 2

Professional work experience in a related field and/or other prior qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

English language

All applicants must provide evidence that they have an English language ability equivalent to an IELTS (academic) score of 6.5 (with a minimum of 6.0 in all components).

Fees

Fees and payment options

Fees vary by programme and awarding body. Smart College offers interest-free monthly instalments, and merit-based partial scholarships of up to 30% for applicants who meet the criteria. An admissions adviser will confirm the exact fee and the eligibility conditions before you commit to anything.