LLM International Commercial Law

The International Commercial Law LLM course, offered by the University of Birmingham, allows students to explore important aspects of commercial law from an international perspective. This course combines the comparative study of commercial law with its context and its role in multiple countries.Course Content: The course provides extensive study and insight into the international business environment. The study material includes lectures and seminars that cover multinational corporate law, traditional fields of public international law, and the intersection of both. Furthermore, the course also includes the study of important areas of international commercial law such as International Trade Law, Corporate Governance, and Intellectual Property Law.Key Modules: Key study modules of this course include International Commercial Law, Theory and Practice of International Trade Law, International Financial Law, and Commercial Conflicts of Laws and International Litigation.Accreditations: The International Commercial Law LLM course at the University of Birmingham is recognized and accredited by Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and the Bar Standards Board (BSB). Future Careers: Completion of this course can lead to a vast range of career options. Graduates can pursue roles not only within national or international legal practice but also in sectors such as business, commerce, diplomacy, and international relations. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.