University of London

This module will appeal to students who enjoy public law and have an interest in public affairs.

Admiralty Law provides the framework for international trade, looking at trade from an integrated perspective.

This course considers how the trusts law is used commercially by commercial entities, banks and other financial institutions and large corporations.

This module follows on from the introductory cryptography module (IYM002).

This module is intended to be both relevant and relatively timeless.

This course looks at commercial arbitration from a comparative and international perspective.

This module analyses the role of security from the perspective of business application design.

Contract of carriage can come in various shapes and in this course you will study the two main forms of contract and carriage and their uses.

This module focuses on the procedural rules and processes that govern the conduct of criminal and civil legal actions.

This course deals with the English law and various features of the relationship between banks and their customers.