LLM International Trade Law

The International Trade Law course from the University of Aberdeen aims to provide a deep understanding of the legal, policy and institutional aspects of international trade law. It covers contemporary issues and challenges in the field and guides students in the application of international law rules to real-world issues. Course Content: The programme covers regional trade agreements and how they intersect with multilateral agreements, and the regulation of international commerce through the World Trade Organization. It will study intellectual property law, e-commerce, and other pertinent trade-related issues. Students will also develop their negotiation skills and the ability to design a business strategy.Key Modules: The curriculum comprises of four key modules - International Trade Law, World Trade Organisation Law, International Investment Law, and Master of Law Dissertation. Optional courses on topics such as International Intellectual Property Law, Corporate Environmental Liability, etc., allows for customization based on individual interests. Accreditations: This programme is accredited and regulated by the Law Society of Scotland and the Faculty of Advocates, which could lead to a professional qualification as a practicing lawyer.Future Careers: The course of study provides an ideal foundation for individuals seeking jobs in policy and negotiator roles for government trade ministries, international trading and blockchain companies, international trade law practice, international organizations such as World Bank, UN, WTO, etc. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.