MJur - International Commercial Law
Overview
The MJur in International Commercial Law is a high-level two-year Masters course that provides you with the opportunity to obtain a much deeper understanding of cutting edge international commercial law in a wide range of subjects.
Our unique course provides a real opportunity for you to launch your career with major national and international commercial law firms. Taught at our Gray's Inn campus in the heart of the legal community by high profile professionals from around the world this masters truly opens up the world of commercial law.
Students can undertake three different programme options: the MJur in International Commercial Law, the MJur in International Commercial Law with an added specialism or a subject-specific MJur in a particular area of law.
1) Obtain the MJur in International Commercial Law by choosing seven courses from a range of approximately 30 different ones and completing dissertations in any of those chosen areas.
2) Add a specialism to the MJur in International Commercial Law by taking two courses and undertaking a dissertation in a single specialist area of law, plus any other two courses from the wide range available each year. Students can be awarded a specialism in the following areas:
- Energy Law
- EU Commercial Law
- International Banking Law
- International Competition Law
- International Tax Law
- Maritime Law.
To be awarded a specialism in any of the above areas, students must complete two courses and undertake a dissertation in a specialist area.
3) Gain a subject-specific MJur by taking four courses and undertaking a dissertation in a single area of law such as:
- EU Commercial Law
- International Banking Law
- International Competition Law
- Maritime Law.
If you have already taken City's LLM in International Commercial Law, you can top up your LLM to an MJur by studying with us for one additional year. During this year you will undertake three additional courses and a 30,000 word dissertation in an area of your choice.
Entry requirements
Applicants normally hold an upper second class Honours degree or the equivalent from an international institution in the humanities or a related field. However, credit is given for an appropriate professional qualification and/or relevant work experience
English requirements
Applicants whose first language is not English, the following qualifications are also required:
- IELTS: 7.0 or above
- TOEFL (internet-based): 107 or above.
Contact
The City Law School (City, University of London)
Tel: 020 7040 3309
Email: law@city.ac.uk
City, University of London
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London
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