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International Business Law (distance learning) LLM

International Banking and Finance Law LLM Distance Learning course - Develop your specialist legal knowledge in international banking and finance law.

Art, Business and Law (LLM)

This is a unique and challenging new programme focusing on a relatively new legal area both in terms of teaching and research.

Banking and Finance Law (LLM)

Gain a thorough grounding in the fundamental principles of international finance and financial services law from practical, regulatory and policy perspectives.

Bar Vocational Studies (Full-time and Part-time) LLM/PGDip/PGDip with Specialism

Study the core components required for Call to the Bar with the option of adding an area of specialism and progressing to complete an LLM.

Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution LLM

Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution LLM course - a specialist Masters programme for those looking to specialise in civil litigation.

Commercial and Corporate Law (LLM)

This programme covers a broad range of commercially focused modules that draw on the wealth of commercial expertise across the School of Law.

Comparative and International Dispute Resolution (LLM)

This programme aims to inspire lawyers to rethink traditional approaches to conflict and conflict resolution.

Competition Law (LLM)

Study the application of competition law in relation to different business phenomena, ranging from anti-competitive agreements and abusive dominance to mergers.

Constitutional Politics, Law and Theory LLM

This unique Master's degree in law reflects the traditional neglect of constitutionalist approaches to politics in Britain -something which is now changing fast

Criminal Justice (LLM)

Gain an in depth knowledge of criminal justice systems at international, supranational and domestic levels.