Pgcert law and economics centre for commercial law studies
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Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
London
Overview
Deadline for applications
Deadlines for Home/EU and International Applicants are available on the Taught Postgraduate application deadline page.
The Law and Economics Postgraduate Certificate programme is a joint programme offered by the Centre for Commercial Law Studies and the School of Economics and Finance at Queen Mary University of London. It is intended to give professional postgraduate training to students wishing to pursue and advance careers in the City, Government or elsewhere in the private sector.
The programme brings the latest advances of applied research and is specifically designed to impart a thorough knowledge of market-based economics and law.
It designed to include two compulsory two half taught modules in Law and Economics and one elective module in Economics. The main objective of the electives is for you to have the flexibility to tailor the course curriculum to their specific needs and career choices.
Similar to the existing LLM in Law and Economics programme and the new Diploma in Law and Economics programme, this course is presented with a fully integrated careers programme and extensive industry links that aim to maximise students' employment prospects.
This programme will:
Enhance your career options by giving you a clear understanding of the fundamentals of Law and Economics
Provide you with the theory, knowledge, practical skills and latest developments required to work in both emerging and established economies in legal, banking, financial, governmental or research institutions.
Give you the chance to meet leading practitioners in banking, finance and law.
Institute of Global Law, Economics and Finance
The Institute for Global Law, Economics and Finance (IGLEF) at Queen Mary is a forum for stimulating and conducting interdisciplinary research and disseminating knowledge on the areas of law, economics and finance.
Why study your Postgraduate Certificate in Law and Economics at Queen Mary? country. Through the University of...
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The course is very thorough and accessible. I will surely recommend this course to everyone.
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It was allvey good and the quick responce and feedback were very helpful.
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Hardworking university its really differ when attending from what you registered, make sure to work hard.
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Subjects
- Law and Economics
- School
- University
- Law
- Finance
- Banking
- Global
- Economics
- Statistics
- Commercial Law
- IT Law
Course programme
Structure
The Certificate in Law and Economics is available to study part-time for one year (12 months).
ModulesVisit the Certificate in Law and Economics module page for a full list of modules available on this course.
For the Law and Economics Postgraduate Certificate programme you take a total of 60 credits. This will comprise of the two compulsory modules 22.5 credits each, and a further one 15 credit module from the elective economic modules.
You may study on one of two pathways:
Jurisprudence, if you have a legal background or an undergraduate degree in law; or Economics, if you have an economic/finance background or have an undergraduate degree in economics or finance.
If you want to review concepts such as statistical distributions and matrix algebra, you also have the option to attend pre-sessional modules during induction week (week zero) and week one of the first term within the School of Economics and Finance. You will be also presented with basic statistics and statistical software during the first term.
Jurisprudence Pathway- Pre-sessional course in mathematics and statistics (OPTIONAL)
- Pre-sessional course in law (OPTIONAL)
Compulsory Modules
Semester One
- CCLE001 Law and Economics I (for Lawyers) (22.5 credits)
Semester Two
- CCLE003 Law and Economics II (22.5 credits)
Elective Modules
A further 15 credits from the optional economics modules
Economics Pathway- Pre-sessional course in mathematics and statistics (OPTIONAL)
- Pre-sessional course in law (OPTIONAL)
Compulsory Modules
Semester One
- CCLE001 Law and Economics I (for Lawyers) (22.5 credits)
Semester Two
- CCLE003 Law and Economics II (22.5 credits)
Elective Modules
A further 15 credits from the optional economics modules.
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