Study LLM International Business and Commercial Law at BPP University in the UK, Legal Studies

About this course

About this course
- Overview
- Department
Study options
Entry requirements
- International

What will I learn?

Get the legal knowledge and skills to adapt to a rapidly changing international business climate. Unlock highly lucrative opportunities with international clients, with the practical legal training you need to offer business critical advice.About the LLM International Business and Commercial LawLearn how legal processes really work, with learning contextualised in the lifecycle of an international business. You’ll develop specialist legal skills and knowledge aligned to the future of international business, exploring critical topics such as legal technology, innovation, and sustainability. Enhance your prospects and demonstrate your development to future employers with a professional project aligned to an area of law or commercial practice you’re passionate about. What you'll studyOur LLM courses are designed to ensure you have the knowledge, skills and behaviours to stand out in a competitive market.Wide range of modules covering corporate and commercial legal transactions Get legal experience through our Social Impact team Career support available for both domestic and international students

Which department am I in?

Legal Studies

Study options

Full Time (12 Months)

Tuition fees

£1,508.33 (US$ 1,948) Month

This is a provisional fee yet to be approved

Start date

February 2027

Venue

London South (Waterloo)

137 Stamford Street,

London,

Southwark,

SE1 9NN, Southern England, United Kingdom

Entry requirements

For international students

The entry requirements for LLM International Business and Commercial Law are as follows:

2:2 in a degree from a UK university or an internationally recognised university, in law or a related area of study, or a degree in which there is a substantial proportion of study devoted to law; or
2:2 degree in a non-legal area of study, provided there is sufficient evidence of professional knowledge and experience
For the avoidance of doubt, call to the bar or admission as a solicitor in England and Wales or the equivalent in another jurisdiction may be considered equivalent

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.