Master of Laws (LLM Law)

The LLM consists of both compulsory and optional modules, a typical selection can be found below. Modules can vary from year to year, but these offer a good idea of what we teach.

Compulsory

Dissertation

Optional

EU Competition Law

International Criminal Law

International Criminal Justice

Corporate Law I

Corporate Law II

International Human Rights and Islamic Law

Theory of International Financial Regulation

World Trade Organisation (WTO) Law

Privacy and Data Protection

Principles of International Commercial Arbitration

Philosophical Foundations of IP

Media Law and Regulation

Internet Law I -Substantive Legal Issues

Public International Law

European System of Human Rights Protection

Foundations of International Human Rights Law

International Humanitarian Law

Multiculturalism and Human Rights

Patent Law and Practice

Trade Marks and Allied Rights

International Trade Law

International Environmental Law

Comparative Criminal Justice

Comparative Counter-Terrorism and Human Rights

Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility

World Trade Organisation (WTO) and Human Rights Law

Theory and Practice of International Human Rights

Practice of International Financial Regulation

Internet Law II - Resolving Internet-related Legal Issues and Disputes

Practice of International Commercial Arbitration

Human Rights of Women

Regional Systems of Human Rights Protection: Americas, Africa, Asia

Copyright, Design and Allied Rights

Managing Intellectual Property

International Intellectual Property Law

EU Intellectual Property Law

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