Candidates gain a critical understanding of advanced concepts and principles of International Trade law and the working of the institutional mechanisms for their enforcement. Topics of exploration include invoking security exceptions (e.g. in trade wars between China and the US), solving trade disputes, using trade mechanisms/rules for economic growth, the relationship between regional trade agreements and the WTO, and the position of developing countries in the multilateral economic system.
The programme is suitable for candidates with a legal background, working in or with interest in international trade law. These include trade lawyers, legal advisors at auditing firms dealing with trade matters, individuals within the standards industry, international relations professionals and government officials (particularly those working in the Department of Trade and Industry (the DTI) and phytosanitary measures).
Candidates will gain a critical understanding of advanced concepts and principles of international trade law and the working of the institutional mechanisms for their enforcement; analytical skills to study and provide informed approaches to resolving international trade law problems or challenges; academic and intellectual competence to research, teach and use international trade law principles in adjudication, litigation, advisory roles, and other applications; and the ability to develop their own views on the role and functioning of law in the international society.
Candidates will also gain knowledge and skills to tackle business problems such as accessing markets, granting of compulsory licences for essential medicines and establishing subsidiaries within foreign jurisdictions. 足球竞彩app排名s will also develop knowledge around economic inequality; economic growth and global economic inequality.
The following courses are linked to the LLM in International Economic Law: International Business Transactions law, International Environmental Law, Cyber Law, International Law and International Law on Foreign Investment.