Regulation and Compliance MA

Those degrees teache you the fundamentals of different regulatory frameworks and provide a focused approach to compliance practice in different legal areas. Your courses focus on compliance in the UK, EU, and global markets.<br/><br/>Gain the skills that will help you succeed in a regulation and compliance career.<br/>Options to specialise in the financial & insurance sector, on data protection & information security, on trade regulation, or energy & environmental compliance or follow the general curriculum.<br/>Taught by academics from the Institute for Regulation and Ethics, an institute that draws from faculties which focus on the inter-relationship between commercial law, regulation and ethics.<br/><br/>**What youll study**<br/><br/>This programme teaches you how to manage practical issues in compliance and regulation. You can take general and specialist modules to tailor your degree to your needs and career trajectory. <br/><br/>You may choose from the following pathways:<br/><br/><br/>- Regulation and Compliance<br/><br/><br/>- Financial and Insurance Regulation<br/><br/><br/>- Data Protection and Information Security<br/><br/><br/>- Business and Trade Regulation<br/><br/><br/>- Energy and Environmental Regulation<br/><br/><br/>- The programme consists of four core modules, which cover the problems facing regulators in designing regulation and compliance officers in their day-to-day activities.<br/><br/><br/>You will select from a range of elective ‘specialist’ modules and write a research dissertation. The dissertation includes two elements: a specialist case study that simulates compliance duties and a 5,000-word free-topic essay. <br/><br/>If you want to follow one of the specialised pathways, your elective modules and dissertation must be relevant to your specialism. Otherwise, you can choose a general route and select modules from across the pathways.<br/><br/>During your induction week, you are expected to attend a pre-sessional law course to refresh your understanding of relevant legal concepts.