LLM International Business and Commercial Law

The world of work is changing. Many of the issues facing clients are international.

Our LLM International Business and Commercial Law programme is designed for those wanting to work with international clients, and provides a comprehensive understanding of the legal issues that businesses face through setting up and operating internationally, as well as the practical legal skills needed to advise those clients.

Why choose our LLM International Business and Commercial Law?

Discover what is involved in working on international agreements, transactions and disputes as if you were an international lawyer working with global clients.
Using practical case studies based on real world scenarios, you will explore the key areas of law and regulation of international business.
Our links with employers and professional bodies mean you can be sure that course content is up to date and relates to the key challenges facing international law firms and their global clients today.
Access a six-month Professional Development Planning Programme to further enhance your employability and post-study work visa opportunities.
Gain practical legal work experience by advising real clients through our award-winning Social Impact Team, making your CV stand out.
Aimed at students seeking a modern, practical LLM with a range of modules covering international aspects of corporate and commercial legal transactions.

Entry Requirements

The entry requirements to study the LLM International Business and Commercial Law at BPP University Law School are as follows:

2:2 in a UK degree or an internationally recognised university, in law or a related area of study, or a degree in which there is a substantial proportion devoted to law
A degree in a non-legal area of study, provided there is sufficient evidence of professional knowledge and experience

For the avoidance of doubt, call to the bar or admission as a solicitor in England and Wales or the equivalent in another jurisdiction may be considered equivalent.