INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW (LL.M.)

Integrating public and private economic law, the programme brings together two areas of law that are often covered independently in legal literature as well as in teaching. This division will be overcome within the framework of this programme to provide students with a holistic approach on international economic law that characterises this area of law in practice. The programme aims to deliver a broad, scientific and profound engagement with the players and structures of international economic law (first study year in Lüneburg) and, as well as to facilitate an additional specialisation in one of the core subjects of international economic law such as Corporate & Financial Law, International Commercial Law, International Competition Law or Intellectual Property Law (second study year in Glasgow/Scotland or Bridgetown/Barbados). The blend of compulsory modules and electives therefore constitutes a unique feature of the programme enabling students to aquire

in-depth knowledge in the various fields of international economic law
basic command of the functions of international markets and relations
the ability to analyse the opportunities and limits of global relationships and international regulations concerning international economic aspects
ideal preparation for the application of economic issues within the global framework.
On successful completion of the programme, students will be awarded with a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Economic Law from Leuphana University of Lüneburg and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from the University of Glasgow, or a Master of Laws (LL.M) from the University of the West Indies, depending on which location students choose for their second study year.