International Business Law

Entry requirements

Applicants should either have at least a second class honours degree or have equivalent experience or training, normally from within the work environment.

Months of entry

January

Course content

Designed to be flexible to meet your needs, this master’s course is delivered entirely online with no live classes for you to attend.

As part of your course, you’ll:

• Examine complementary law and business topics that affect international business practice
• Study public and private international trade law to deepen your understanding of the World Trade Organization rules and how countries trade
• Develop expert knowledge of the European Union rules for the development and operation of supranational markets
• Explore the legal regulation of free trade around the world
• Enhance your awareness of the legal rules that apply to contracts for the international sale of goods between companies across borders
• Put your specialist legal knowledge into a business and commercial context to boost your understanding and analysis of the law
• Pursue a research interest in your dissertation project and develop the specialist knowledge to match your career aspirations