LLM Corporate and Commercial Law

The LLM Corporate and Commercial Law offered by the University of Sheffield is a comprehensive postgraduate course designed to equip students with advanced knowledge of corporate and commercial law. Stipulated in a flexible study structure, this programme provides an opportunity for students to explore, in-depth, the functioning of corporate entities and regulatory frameworks, balance of power, management, and liquidation.Course Content: The curriculum cruises through various aspects of corporate and commercial law, professional ethics, governance, contractual obligations, and international trade. The course also encompasses theoretical and practical training sessions, workshops, and research projects to engrave the concept more efficiently.Key Modules: The modules include Corporate Governance in the UK and US, International Corporate Governance, Global Perspectives on Corporate Law and Governance, Law of International Trade, Issues in Comparative Competition Law, Theoretical Perspectives on the Company, Law and Ethics, Empirical Legal Studies, and Research Projects in Law.Accreditations: No specific accreditations are stated for this particular course.Future Careers: Graduates of this course have successfully embarked on careers in law firms, public and private sectors, multinational companies, and regulatory bodies. Many have utilised the skills obtained during the LLM to help them move into fields including finance, business, academia, and NGOs.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.