LLM International and Comparative Law

The LLM International and Comparative Law course offered by the University of Law provides students with a detailed understanding of legal systems around the world. This course allows students to explore the complexities of international law, both in relation to general issues and specific case studies.Course Content: The course content focuses on various areas of international law, including international organisations and institutions, state responsibility and international criminal law. The curriculum is designed to build a strong foundation of knowledge, coupled with the development of practical and transferrable skills. An additional focus on research gives students the opportunity to delve deeper into the areas of international law that interest them.Key Modules: Some key modules within the course include International Comparative Company Law, Commercial and Corporate Law, International Human Rights Law, and International Public Law. Accreditations: The University of Law is recognised as a leading law school in the United Kingdom, holding a prestigious global reputation. Future Careers: Employer engagement is at the heart of this course. The university's employability service offers students resources and guidance to enhance their employability. This course is ideal for aspiring legal professionals seeking to start their careers in international law firms, international organisations and multinational corporations. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.