School of Law

Compulsory modules

International Economic Law provides a comprehensive and critical understanding of the main framework of international law governing international economic relations between states.

The International Law of Foreign Investment focuses on the big shifts in economic relations witnessed in the recent past, underlining the significance of bilateral investment treaties, regional trade and investment agreements and bilateral free trade agreements.

World Trade Organisation Law examines recent changes in economic relations that have underlined the significance of international trade regulation in international economic relations among States, and aims to consider and evaluate in detail some of the main topics within the WTO/GATT regime from the perspectives of both developed and developing countries.

Research Methods focuses on the mechanics of the research process: how to formulate research questions, design research strategies and generally go about the process of 'researching.'

Dissertation allows you to tailor your own programme of training and research in consultation with a member of staff drawn from the school's MA/PhD supervisory panel.

Optional modules

• EU Discrimination Law
• European Business Law
• International E-Commerce Law
• EU Agricultural Law and the WTO
• Comparative Legal Traditions and Globalisation
• Competition Law
• Insolvency Law
• Corporate Law
• Advanced Corporate Law
• International Banking Law: The Regulatory Framework
• International Law of Credit and Security
• Consumer Law
• Trade Marks, Geographical Indications, Designs and Trade Secrets