International Business Law (Taught)

This research-informed, practice-oriented and truly global course is designed to equip you with the perspective and skills necessary for a wide range of legal careers. It explores international business law and the legal framework that regulates transnational and international business activities, including both commercial and corporate matters. You gain in-depth comparative insights into the key areas of law relevant to international business, including dispute resolution mechanisms available to businesses. You also develop contextual awareness of the relevant legal rules, policies and jurisdictions; their operation in practice; and their impact on the efficiency and attractiveness of conducting business in a highly globalised world.

Facilities and specialist equipment

• Contemporary Moot Court facilities

• Industry-standard hardware and software to prepare you for the modern workplace

• Access to international learning resources and legal databases such as Lexis Nexis and Westlaw

Your student experience

Learn from our highly experienced team of active researchers and established, expert practitioners.

Our teaching is directed by close industry involvement, keeping you up to date with the latest developments in the field.

Immerse yourself in current-day business and legal challenges through case studies, mooting simulations and independent research projects.

Work with those in need at our community Family Law Clinic and award-winning Refugee Legal Assistance Project.

Benefit from actively participating in research events organised by our Centre for Research in Law (CRiL).

Gain specialist knowledge and industry insight in our series of guest talks from prestigious speakers, featuring arbitrators, judges, renowned academics, Members of Parliament and leading legal practitioners from City law firms.

Widen your experience through field trips to the Inns of Court in London; Houses of Parliament; UK Supreme Court; Luton Crown Court; and by taking part in mooting competitions.

Develop essential transferable skills such as critical and creative thinking; effective communication; information analysis and evaluation; and systematic reasoning.