Postgraduate Laws programme: Master of Laws (LLM), Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate

Specialisations

Specialisation: Common law
No more than one course for the LLM degree, two sections for the Postgraduate Diploma or one section for the Postgraduate Certificate may be chosen from the courses marked ◊ for this Specialisation.
Admiralty law
Broadcasting law (not yet available)†
Carriage of goods by sea
Commercial trusts law
Comparative criminal justice policy
Corporate finance and management issues in company law
Derivatives law (not yet available)†
Equity and trusts in context
Family, children and the state (not yet available)†
Foundational and constitutional issues in company law
Franchising law (not yet available)†
Freedom of expression law (not yet available)†
Industrial and intellectual property
Information technology law (not yet available)†
Insurance law (excluding Marine insurance law)
Intellectual property and medicine (not yet available)†
Intellectual property and sport
Intellectual property on the internet
International and comparative bank regulation ◊
International and comparative competition law ◊
International and comparative law of copyright and related rights
International and comparative law of patents, trade secrets and related rights
International and comparative law of trade marks, designs and unfair competition
International and comparative trust law
International commercial insurance law (not yet available)†
Jurisprudence and legal theory
Law of financial crime
Law on investment entities (not yet available)†
Marine insurance law
Medical law and ethics
Press law (not yet available)†
Private law aspects of the law of finance (not yet available)†
Securities law
Sentencing and penal policy (not yet available)†
Taxation of business enterprises (not yet available)†
Taxation principles and policy
Telecommunications law
Transfer of technology law (not yet available)†
Youth justice
Notes: † Further information on the availability of courses will be given in the Regulations Supplement (published in July each year, if appropriate) and subsequent editions of the Regulations.