LLM in International Commercial Law & Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
A cutting-edge Master’s programme combining international commercial law with practical ADR skills for a professional accreditation.
Best for:Best for law graduates or professionals seeking to specialise in international commercial law and alternative dispute resolution with a focus on professional accreditation and practical industry applications.
Overview
This LLM programme at Ulster University offers specialised modules at the forefront of industry needs, focusing on international commercial law and alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Designed for legal professionals and graduates, it provides advanced training in dispute resolution techniques and commercial law frameworks, preparing students for professional accreditation. The curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, ensuring graduates are well-equipped for careers in international business, arbitration, and legal advisory roles. Applicants should have a strong legal foundation and an interest in cross-border commercial and dispute resolution practices.
What you'll do
- Study advanced modules in international commercial law and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) to gain specialised expertise.
- Engage in practical training and case studies to develop skills in dispute resolution techniques.
- Participate in industry-relevant projects that enhance understanding of cross-border commercial practices.
- Prepare for professional accreditation in legal and dispute resolution fields.
- Develop critical legal analysis and problem-solving skills applicable to international business environments.
Requirements
Degree required: A minimum of a second-class lower degree (2.2) in law or a relevant cognate degree with a significant law component.
Language: English; Academic IELTS 6.0 with no band score less than 5.5 or equivalent (e.g., Trinity ISE Pass at Level III).
Instruction: English
- Proven academic ability in law or a related field with a law component.
- Strong analytical and critical thinking skills in legal contexts.
- No specific nationality restrictions, but international applicants must meet English language requirements.
- No age restrictions mentioned.
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How to apply
Deadline: rolling (advised to apply 2 weeks prior to course start) · open until filled
Applicants can apply directly to Ulster University at any time. It is recommended to submit the application at least two weeks before the course start date to ensure sufficient processing time. Some programmes may have additional selection criteria such as interviews or portfolio submissions, so applicants should check the course page for specific requirements.
- CV or personal statement
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable)
- Passport or ID (for international applicants)
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