University of London

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