The LLM International Finance Law at The University of Law is designed for aspiring legal professionals seeking to navigate the complex world of global financial markets. You will explore critical issues in international financial and banking law, focusing on major regulatory and transactional challenges. This postgraduate degree examines the legal structures and multi-jurisdictional complexities inherent in transactions undertaken by investment banks, transnational banks, and multinational corporations in major financial hubs worldwide. It provides a deep understanding of the legal frameworks governing international finance, making it ideal for those aiming for a career in this dynamic sector.
You will study this Masters Degree on campus full-time over one year, engaging with core modules in International Finance Law and Research Methods in Terms 1 and 2, alongside training to prepare you for your dissertation. You will then select three elective modules from a range including Banking and Debt Finance, Compliance and Regulation, and Investment Regulation, before undertaking your dissertation in Term 3. You will graduate with specialised knowledge and analytical skills, prepared for roles in international law firms, financial institutions, and regulatory bodies.