Comparative & European Private International Law LLM
Master
In Dundee
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Type
Master
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Location
Dundee (Scotland)
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Duration
12 Months
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Start date
January
The LLM in Comparative & European Private International Law offers you tuition on conflicts of jurisdiction and laws in two countries by renowned specialists. When you graduate, you will have the knowledge and skills you need to work in the domain of cross border disputes. You can specialise in commercial or family law aspects of private international law.
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This course is designed for graduates in Law. However, the LLM can be taken if you have already studied private international law at undergraduate level as well as by those who are new to the subject. If you are new to the subject, you will be given additional instruction.
Graduates of this LLM are pursuing careers in a wide variety of sectors including legal practice, banking, international organisations, State ministries or academia.
Applicants must have, or expect to receive in the anticipated year of entry, a good honours degree in law. Exceptionally, non-law graduates with relevant legal experience may be considered. If you are concerned that your qualifications do not meet our normal expectation then please contact us.
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Subjects
- IT Law
- LLM
- Law
- Business Transactions
- International law
- Law and Policy
- International Project Finance
- International Petroleum Law
- Energy Investments
- Financial markets
Course programme
- LW50107 - Masters Dissertation
- LW50108 - Legal Research Skills
- LW51111 - Private International Law of Business Transactions
- LW51133 - Private International Law (Common Law Perspectives)
- CP51005 - International Petroleum Law and Policy
- CP52007 - Legal Framework for International Project Finance
- CP52065 - International Energy Arbitration: Practical Exercises
- CP52066 - International Law: Transnational Problems Facing Energy Investments
- LW52004 - Banking Law and Financial Markets
- LW52005 - Competition Law
- LW52103 - Principles of E-Commerce Law
- LW52111 - Intellectual Property Law
- LW52135 - International Taxation Law
You will be taught through a mix of lectures, seminar discussions and tutorials. A core aspect of the programme is the different learning experience to be expected in the French and Scottish components. You are given detailed reading lists introducing you to topics and proposing questions to consider during you preparation with a view to promoting critical thinking through interactive class discussions and reliance on the Socratic method.
How you will be assessedYou will be assessed through a combination of exams and essays. The courses taught by Law share a common pattern; those in the autumn semester are assessed by exam and those in the second semester by essays. In each case you will be given a chance to practice this style of assessment and given feedback on your performance before the formal assessment.
This pattern ensures that you gain experience of different styles of assessment, testing both breadth and depth of knowledge and developing writing skills in advance of tackling the Dissertation. The Dissertation is assessed wholly on the basis of the final text that is submitted and Legal Research Skills by a combination of a short essay and a presentation.
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Comparative & European Private International Law LLM