The faculty has had a lengthy consultative and development process and believes that an International LL.M meets and the demands of lawyering and doing business in the 21st century.

The LL.M will be over a year in duration and will give the student exciting choices between various human rights and commercial subjects. To complete the LL.M successfully the student will have to do three subjects per semester with the added requirement of a dissertation. The provisional list of subjects are:

1. International Trade Law
2. International Commercial Arbitration and Dispute Resolution
3. International Intellectual Property Law
4. International Tax Law
5. International Financial Services Law
6. EU Law
7. Corporate Governance
8. Public International Law
9. International Human Rights Law
10. Comparative Freedom of Expression
11. International Criminal Law
12. International Asylum and Refugee Law

The student will also be required to do an Introductory International Legal Systems and Practice module in first semester as well as a Legal Writing and Research Workshop. The option of granting of minor awards is being considered, in the form of either a Post-Graduate Certificate or a Post-Graduate Diploma in International Law, to students who complete either one or two semesters and wish to exit the programme.

LLM Fees:
EU Students - €6,500
Non-EU Students - €10,500

LLM in International Commercial Law
6 subjects and dissertation
Mandatory choice of 2 Commercial Law subjects and 4 electives

MANDATORY

• Public International Law
• International Trade Law

ELECTIVES

• International Commercial Arbitration
• International Tax Law
• International Financial Services Law
• EU Competition and Internal Market
• International Intellectual Property
• Corporate Governance