Build the specialist legal knowledge needed to understand business in a global economy with the LLM International Business Law at the University of Wolverhampton. The course explores the legal frameworks that shape international trade, corporate activity and cross-border commercial relationships. Standout modules such as International Business and Trade Law examine international sales, trade regulation, investment protection and commercial diplomacy, while Company Law, Corporate Governance & Insolvency develops your understanding of complex contemporary issues affecting companies and corporate decision-making.
You will also explore how international commercial disputes are resolved through International Alternative Dispute Resolution, covering areas including mediation, international commercial arbitration and investment treaty arbitration. The course develops advanced legal research, critical analysis and problem-solving skills, with the Law Project allowing you to investigate a specialist legal or business issue in depth. As a law student at City Campus, you will study within an environment that includes the Mary Seacole Building, home to Law and a mock courtroom designed to support simulated legal practice.
By graduation, you will have developed the ability to analyse complex legal problems across different jurisdictions and understand the commercial, ethical and regulatory challenges facing organisations operating internationally. The course develops knowledge and skills relevant to careers in international law firms, multinational corporations, international organisations, NGOs and academia, while also providing a strong foundation for further legal research and PhD study.