In this programme we aim to provide an in-depth understanding of the legal problems that arise in the conduct of business across national frontiers, and of the characteristic types of legal solutions adopted. You will be able, by suitable selection of modules, to construct a programme appropriate to private practice, corporate or public employment in the fields of international business transactions and international trade. An additional feature is the possibility of taking modules available for other Masters degrees in the School of Law and the School of Business and Economics.
The method of teaching is by small seminar groups. Students are expected to prepare papers in advance on a given topic which they then present at the following seminar, under the guidance of the appropriate module supervisor.
Duration One year full-time (October to following 15 September). Part-time study is possible only if the candidate lives in the Exeter area, as attendance at seminars is compulsory.
Entry requirements Normally a reasonably good Law degree, and a sound understanding of the basic principles of public and private law. We are happy to consider students with qualifications or degrees other than in Law, eg Accountancy or Business Studies, if those qualifications include a substantial legal element.
The method of teaching is by small seminar groups. Students are expected to prepare papers in advance on a given topic which they then present at the following seminar, under the guidance of the appropriate module supervisor.
Duration One year full-time (October to following 15 September). Part-time study is possible only if the candidate lives in the Exeter area, as attendance at seminars is compulsory.
Entry requirements Normally a reasonably good Law degree, and a sound understanding of the basic principles of public and private law. We are happy to consider students with qualifications or degrees other than in Law, eg Accountancy or Business Studies, if those qualifications include a substantial legal element.
