International Business Law
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The greatest part of my studies has been the once in a lifetime opportunity to network and establish long-lasting friendships with students. Through this, I was able to grow on a personal level and develop finely-tuned intercultural skills.
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Working with students and staff from all over the world was the best part of the course. Studying with such an international cohort has been a unique experience and I was able to make friends with people from diverse backgrounds.
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I liked the high level of engagement between students and teaching staff, which allowed me to further develop my soft-skills alongside building a wide network of connections.
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Postgraduate
In Leeds
Register to this Master's degree in International Business and start your intercultural experience!
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Leeds
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Would you like to conduct business in a global context? This industry-accredited Masters prepares you for it.
Our cutting-edge research will feed into your learning, allowing you to consider the latest critical thinking and emerging issues in international business, such as the rise of emerging market multinationals and global innovation.
You’ll identify the motives and means of servicing foreign markets, address controversial issues in international business, formulate your own international and strategic business plans and appreciate the factors that drive performance in the global economy. In addition, you’ll explore how the rise of emerging economies affects businesses and their international strategies.
Our strong corporate links provide opportunities for practical development, including work-based research and consultancy projects in the UK and overseas. You’ll gain hands-on, analytical and problem solving skills relevant to a wide range of careers.
If you are interested, don’t doubt to contact with emagister.com to get more information about the Master in International Business.
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Entry requirements
A bachelor degree with a 2:1 (hons) in law, banking, finance, economics, business or a related area.
We accept a range of international equivalent qualifications. For more information contact the School of Law admissions team.
English language requirements
IELTS 6.5 overall, with no less than 6.0 in any component. For other English qualifications, read English language equivalent qualifications.
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The greatest part of my studies has been the once in a lifetime opportunity to network and establish long-lasting friendships with students. Through this, I was able to grow on a personal level and develop finely-tuned intercultural skills.
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Working with students and staff from all over the world was the best part of the course. Studying with such an international cohort has been a unique experience and I was able to make friends with people from diverse backgrounds.
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I liked the high level of engagement between students and teaching staff, which allowed me to further develop my soft-skills alongside building a wide network of connections.
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Recommended
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Subjects
- IT Law
- Business Law
- Market
- Teaching
- Economics
- International
- Global
- Law
- International Business
- Trade
- Emerging Markets
- Professional Skills
- European Business
- Chinese Business
- Foreign Market
Course programme
Compulsory modules studied throughout the year will enable you to hone your legal research and writing skills, culminating in your dissertation – an independent piece of research on your chosen topic.
Our optional modules will give you the opportunity to build your postgraduate programme from a varied range of international banking, corporate and business law, and mix and match your modules according to your area of interest.
You’ll also benefit from our academic skills programme. This 10-week programme runs alongside your taught academic programme, and is specifically designed to meet the needs of home and international students in the School of Law. It allows you to refine and develop the academic and transferable skills needed to excel during your taught postgraduate programme, as well as prepare for professional roles after graduation.
If you’re a part-time student, you’ll take one compulsory module – Postgraduate Legal Research Skills – in your first year along with five optional modules. In your second year, you’ll do your dissertation and study two optional modules.
Course structureThese are typical modules/components studied and may change from time to time. Read more in our Terms and conditions.
Modules Year 1Compulsory modules
- Postgraduate Legal Research Skills 15 credits
- Dissertation 60 credits
- Cyberlaw: Regulation of Cyberspace 15 credits
- International E-Commerce Law 15 credits
- Alternative Dispute Resolution 15 credits
- International Competition Law 15 credits
- Corporate Law 15 credits
- Corporate Finance and Securities Law 15 credits
- Corporate Social Responsibility 15 credits
- International Trade Finance Law 15 credits
- International Sales Law 15 credits
- World Trade Organisation Law 15 credits
- Trade Marks, Geographical Indications, Designs and Trade Secrets 15 credits
- Conflict of Laws in Business Transactions 15 credits
- Central Issues in Arbitration 15 credits
For more information on typical modules, read International Business Law LLM Full Time in the course catalogue
For more information on typical modules, read International Business Law LLM Part Time in the course catalogue
Learning and teachingOur compulsory and optional modules are taught through a range of smaller group seminars and some lectures, depending on the module. All students meet weekly in the first semester for academic skills training. Support for the dissertation is provided via two group sessions, a number of one-to-one meetings and comment on draft work.
Independent study is integral to this programme – not just to prepare for classes but to develop research and other critical skills.Assessment
Assessment is by a variety of methods but usually involves the writing of an essay of up to 4,500 words at the end of each module. We assess the dissertation through your submission of a written piece of work of up to 15,000 words.
International Business Law