The Dual LLM in Commercial Law (London and Singapore) is a unique opportunity to study commercial law in two of the world’s major business and financial centres, London and Singapore, and gain insight into the legal underpinnings of commerce in the West and East.

This collaborative intensive programme is designed to give students a broad overview of Asian commercial law in Singapore and, by taking a series of specialist taught modules and a dissertation in London, providing an in depth understanding of commercial law and its application to everyday practice. By the end of their studies, students will be equipped with a thorough understanding of key aspects of commercial law from multiple perspectives, which will enable them to develop an in-depth appreciation of different regions, approaches in resolving commercial problems.

On successful completion students will be awarded a Dual LLM in Commercial Law (London and Singapore) from each university, Queen Mary University of London and Singapore Management University (SMU).

LLM degrees from Queen Mary and SMU have the potential to open up global career opportunities for high-calibre students. Both universities are internationally recognised with a deep understanding of the global markets and their importance in legal education.

Programme Structure This course is taught over a 16-month period from January to May. 135 credits from Queen Mary and 135 credits from SMU (270 credits in total).