LLM International Business and Commercial Law

This LLM focuses on international business law, giving students a critical understanding of international business transactions and the legal processes that govern cross-border commerce, including globalisation, the use of military force, trade, and related issues within public international law. The course also builds advanced knowledge of the legal standing of international organisations. The full-time route completes four core plus two optional modules across the first two terms, with a dissertation in the third term over one year and 180 credits; the part-time route spans two years across four taught terms with the same module and dissertation structure. Core study includes legal research skills and a comparative study of the sale of goods, examining the English Sale of Goods Act alongside the UN Convention on International Sale of Goods. Offered at the Mauritius campus for students pursuing careers in international commercial law.