LLM Business Law / International Business Law

The course provides you with a thorough understanding of all core aspects of business law, supporting you with the knowledge and resources to successfully thrive in a modern, evolving, globalised world.

You will examine business law in the UK and EU and discover how to compare and contrast the approaches of common and civil law. In addition to studying core modules, you will be able to choose from a wide variety of optional, insightful modules, enabling you to tailor your studies and specialise in your chosen area of interest and reach your career ambitions. 

This career enhancing course enables graduates to secure a wide variety of roles relating to legal work and the operation and regulation of businesses. It also allows graduates to develop in sectors including accounting, finance and human resources.

The course is taught by a faculty with extensive expertise in an array of legal fields and is suitable for graduates in either business or law.  

• Leicester De Montfort Law School maintains close links with both local and national companies, offering students mentoring and employability opportunities. 
• Develop your own personal pathway. This course combines one core module with a diverse range of optional modules
• Study at your own pace. Enjoy flexible distance learning, with the option to exit at one of several points with a postgraduate award
• Differentiate yourself in the job market. Gain a competitive edge by increasing your knowledge of business law
• Boost your employability. Improve your career and employability options in a globalised job market

For courses that require a 2.1 classification, we accept an equivalent of GPA 3.0/4.0 or 3.5 (out of 5.0) or 80%

For courses that require a 2.2 classification, we accept an equivalent of GPA 2.5/4.0 or 2.8 (out of 5.0) or 75%

Some courses have additional entry criteria such as a portfolio, work experience or require you to have a degree in a related field.

Step one: download and complete our international application form

Step two: prepare the following documents:

• A copy of your qualifications
• A copy of your English language certificate
• A personal statement of at least 500 words explaining why you want to study your chosen course at DMU and any additional information that will support your application
• A copy of your passport
• One reference for undergraduate study, or two references for postgraduate study
• Some of our creative courses may ask for a portfolio - see our portfolio advice

Step three: return your application and documents to the Admissions Office at [email protected]*

Applications for undergraduate courses can also be made via the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) using the UCAS Institution Code: DEM/D26.