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The programme offers students the opportunity to study international economic law from a multidisciplinary perspective; not only can students have the opportunity to select elective classes from other masters programmes in law, but also from related programmes in other departments in order to structure a programme of study that meets their personal and professional objectives; a unique aspect of this programme is the opportunity for LLM students to undertake a field dissertation within a governmental or nongovernmental organisation with an international focus, either in the UK, or more likely, overseas.
Full-time LLM and postgraduate diploma students are required to complete 6 modules from those listed � 3 per semester; a flexible 3 module postgraduate award is also available; core class for the award of LLM is research methods (postgraduate diploma and postgraduate certificate students are not required to complete the research methods class); optional classes include: the world trading system: law and policy; comparative obligations; international environmental law; human rights and business; comparative company law and regulation; competition law; intellectual property; with the consent of course directors, students may also choose up to 2 classes from other law Master's programmes ( human rights law, construction law or information technology and telecommunications law) and / or relevant classes from other non-law Master's programmes up to a maximum of 40 credits: classes might include: human rights and immigration legislation; international institutions and regimes; policy analysis; competition policy (business); economics of regulation (business); pollution control policy (environment); international environmental policy (environment); public sector finance and development (economic development); microeconomic management and policy; financial markets; financial institutions and banking; public sector financing in developing countries; please note not all classes are offered in each year.
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Sep |
4 months |
Full time | No application date provided |
Glasgow, G1 1XQ |
N/A |
£2550 per year |
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*More info: £2550 per year |
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Sep |
8 months |
Part-time | No application date provided |
Glasgow, G1 1XQ |
N/A |
£2550 per year |
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*More info: £2550 per year |
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Taught
University of Strathclyde
Economics, International Law
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