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Our world-class LLB is of international standing. It has been the first step in the careers of thousands of practising lawyers around the world.

Our Graduate Diploma in Commercial Law is a qualification in its own right that also provides an entry route to postgraduate-level study.

Our Certificate of Higher Education in Common Law is a qualification in its own right that also provides an entry route to degree-level study.

Our world-class Global MBA offers six specialist pathways including Health, with academic direction from UCL Medical School.

Our world-class, Postgraduate Laws programmes are designed to meet a diverse range of needs. We offer a general degree and over 30 specialisations.

This module introduces a toolkit that enables a better understanding of the performance of businesses, and the decisions and problems they face.

This module endeavours to cover fundamental concepts and techniques of management accounting.

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 provides insights into advanced aspects of planning, decision-making, performance evaluation and control.

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

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.

Commercial law is offered as an optional module to students studying on the Standard Entry and Graduate Entry LLB courses.

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

Company law is offered as an optional module to students studying on the Standard Entry and Graduate Entry LLB courses.

This course considers criminal justice systems from a range of jurisdictions with a view to highlighting the merits and drawbacks of these systems.

Also known as private international law, this is the body of rules applied by the English courts to cases with a foreign element.

This course aims to provide you with advanced knowledge of the constitutional framework of the European Union.

This course aims to convey to students a good knowledge and understanding of the key corporate finance and management issues in company law.

This module provides a critical view of current global legal developments and trends, identifying the most salient legal issues involved in corporate finance.

This course will help you understand the driving force behind the development and importance of corporate governance.

This module covers issues affecting both the business community and the wider societal effects of the debate on corporate governance.

This module concentrates on criminological theory as a discipline and challenges students to confront the presuppositions they have about crime and offenders.

This course raises theoretical questions about the way in which derivatives markets function and how the law and regulations should interact with them.

This module aims to introduce students without economic background to basic concepts and models in Economics.

This module will provide an understanding of how a firm's financial information can be used to obtain funding.

This module views marketing from an entrepreneurial perspective, focusing on the different approaches required for established firms and new ventures.

This course examines Equity and Trusts in a deep context.

This course aims to provide you with a detailed knowledge of how the European human rights legal process has evolved.

This course aims to provide you with advanced knowledge and critical understanding of the rules and principles underpinning the EU internal markets.

This course deals with the general and specific issues surrounding EU Competition rules and the enforcement of those rules.

Gain knowledge on how evidence is used in the courtroom and the roles of lawyers, jury and judge in an adversarial system.

This course is about what the European Union does in the world.

Family law affects every member of society. Modern legal regulation of family relationships involves a complex interaction between the family and the state.

This module examines the financial reporting of companies, and how such reporting can be analysed to evaluate performance.

The course provides you with the skills needed to analyse the theory and statutory structure of the key foundational and constitutional issues in company law.

In Franchising law you will study how and why the rules governing franchise agreements work.

Many of the issues and examples you will explore on this course are contemporary human rights issues.

This course covers the fascinating area of Industrial and Intellectual Property.

This course introduces you to the essential features and principles of English insurance law and insurance contracts.

The course will introduce you to the basic concepts of intellectual property.

The four models of this course cover how intellectual property fits into sports branding.

Intellectual property law seeks a difficult balance between rewarding the right owner of a piece of intellectual property, and the needs of society.

This course investigates the relationship between intellectual property and the internet.

This module provides an opportunity to gain real world accounting expertise within an international context.

The aim of this course is to provide you with the basic tools to enable you to understand this interesting and exciting area of law.

This course deals with competition law and policy in the context of the globalised economy.

This course will give you a strong overview of the issues, operation and history of international and comparative law of copyright and related rights.

In this course you will study how, why and when patents are granted.

Concepts underlying forms of protection such as trade marks and important international agreements are discussed as a part of this course.

This is a very practical course and it deals with a lot of issues that are significant to trusts law practitioners in the world.

This course will enable you to study the development of commercial insurance law.

Develop a critical understanding of key aspects of, and debates in, commercial law in an international context.

This module explores how firms fund themselves, how they choose between different types of finance and how those financing decisions influence investments.

In this course you will become familiar with both the most important primary sources of the law and leading scholarly commentaries on it.

This course covers the law regulating international economic relations and the role of international organisations such as the United Nations.

You will learn about the development of environmental law from this point onwards in this course.

This module provides students with a multidimensional understanding of the core issues in international finance transactions.

This module introduces students to international transactions and the role of foreign exchange markets.

This course is designed to give you exposure to the world of law concerned with the regulation of foreign investment.

This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive picture from evolution to the current application of the law of the sea.

This course is rather unique as it deals with a particular business phenomenon: mergers between firms.

This course will provide you with the skills to analyse the theory of international natural resources law and its practical application.

This module examines the protection afforded to individuals, fundamental concepts and principles which underpin the law of international human rights.

In this course we will initially look at the historical move towards affording protection to persons who may be deemed to be a refugee.

This is a highly analytical course and we will also identify problem areas in regard to the rights of the child.

In this course you will see how trade transactions relate to each other and how they operate in a commercial context.

This module aims to provide students with an introduction to criminology as a field of inquiry.

Gain an overview of Islamic law, the religious and historical foundations of Islamic law and its application in contemporary jurisdictions.

Jurisprudence is a fascinating subject because of the immense range of intellectual endeavour it embodies.

This module relates both to individuals in their workplace and the operation of the labour market in general.

This course is concerned with the establishment, processes and functioning of international courts, tribunals and related institutions and mechanisms.

This course studies not just how the law works in the UK but also how should the criminal law, financial market practice and financial regulation all interact.

This course is about an important way in which large companies raise vast amounts of money.

The structuring and finance of projects is a specialised discipline and one that will be explored in detail in this course.

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

This course will provide you with knowledge of the law of treaties, the practice of States relating to the law of treaties and the relevant jurisprudence.

This course is about the law on investment: substantive laws relating to investment and the regulation of investment and how we protect consumers.

This module prepares students for strategic leadership and transformational roles in organisations.

This module examines the legal framework underpinning the flow of different sources of external capital to developing countries.

This course will provide you with a systematic understanding of knowledge of legislative studies in the wide interdisciplinary concept.

Over the duration of this course you will come to understand the intricacies of marine insurance law.

This module will familiarise students with the core marketing functions that will assist them in decision-making and enhanced outcomes in the marketplace.

This course requires students to use sophisticated analytical skills in evaluating complex legal and ethical dilemmas.

This course explores the relationship between multinational enterprises or MNEs and the law.

This module focuses on investment decision-making and improved portfolio management from an applied perspective.

The course as a whole tries to take you through those various elements of private international law.

The idea of this course is to pull together some of the most significant aspects of private law that relate to finance.

Deals with the role of international organisations and, in the fields of human rights and international criminal law, the rights and duties of individuals.

Define and investigate arbitration and look at the juridical nature of arbitration and tribunals.

The module takes an applied perspective, concentrating on decision-making in risky environments, which is of paramount importance to the finance industry.

The course is intended not only to provide a basic grounding in Russian law and institutions, but also to extend your intellectual horizons and abilities.

This course aims to do is provide you with a strong grasp of the dense regulation within securities law.

This module focuses on models conceived by observing businesses in developed countries and applies to all sizes of firm including global corporations.

This module prepares students for strategic leadership and transformational roles in organisations.

In this course we tax a principled approach, considering why tax systems may be structured in a particular way and what may influence the structure.

This course is all about the area of law that regulates the telecommunications industry.

The course examines the issues of intellectual property rights largely from the perspective of United Kingdom and European Union law.

This course will take you on a journey of discovering and studying the role of the United Nations in promoting and protecting human rights.

This module examines how funding is obtained from venture capital firms by entrepreneurs, and how those working within the industry make and manage investments.

This course is about the history of legal development in Europe, from the fall of the Roman Empire right up to the modern times.

The course covers the history of the WTO, its objectives and how it operates.

In this course students will discuss and analyse the socio-legal concepts of youth and childhood in both academic and legal discourse.