LLM International Business Law

The LLM International Business Law course is offered by the University of Wolverhampton with a focus on providing students with the legal skills and awareness related to international business law. The course takes a multidisciplinary perspective which encompasses corporate, environmental, and social influences on legal considerations and strategies in business. Course Content: Students of the LLM International Business Law course will study a range of subjects including Comparative Company Law, International Trade Law, International Banking Law and Financial Regulation, and Intellectual Property Law. The course also includes topics like Environmental Law and Governance, Corporate Governance in the UK and US, and Carriage of Goods By Sea. Key Modules: The course offers key modules such as a module on Research Methods in Law, Trade and the Environment, International Business Law, and a Dissertation to allow students to pursue a topic of their choice in-depth. Accreditations: While the course does not mention specific accreditations, the University of Wolverhampton is a recognized higher learning institution.Future Careers: After successfully completing this course, students can have opportunities in various sectors including legal practices, corporations, charities, and in-house legal advisers in different organisations. The course provides a solid foundation for advancing on to PhD study as well as further research or for a career in teaching. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.