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International Economic Law
LLM International Economic Law is a specialist master’s course that equips you with the knowledge and practical insight to navigate the legal frameworks governing cross-border trade, investment and finance. You will examine the origins of the multilateral trad…
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School of Social Sciences · Law
LLM International Economic Law is a specialist master’s course that equips you with the knowledge and practical insight to navigate the legal frameworks governing cross-border trade, investment and finance. You will examine the origins of the multilateral trading system, the operation of the World Trade Organization and regional trade agreements, and the fast-evolving rules on digital trade and sustainable development. Taught by researchers who shape international economic policy, the course combines rigorous legal analysis with case-based learning on real disputes, sanctions regimes and investment arbitrations. Whether you aim to practise as a trade lawyer, advise government or work in an NGO, you will graduate able to critique, design and apply the legal tools that drive inclusive global growth.
Getting in
As the university states it
We require a UK bachelor's degree with a First or Upper Second (2.1) classification or the overseas equivalent in Law. Candidates should demonstrate a strong background in Law modules relevant to the course, including Public Law and Contract Law and achieve scores of 2.1 or above in relevant modules. When assessing your academic record, we consider the grades you have achieved and the standing of the institution where you studied your qualification.
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