LLM International Dispute Resolution LLM

This LLM allows you to explore in detail the mechanisms and processes through which disputes are resolved in key areas of international legal practice. It enhances your ability to understand the ways in which dispute resolution plays out in legal environments such as commercial, human rights and environmental. You gain a broad knowledge of international legal rules and policies and their operation in practice, the international legislative environment within specific jurisdictions and adjudicative institutions as well as their mutual interactions and their impact on dispute resolution.

Facilities and specialist equipment

* Contemporary Moot Court with digital technology, simulating an actual court-room environment

* Industry-standard hardware and software to prepare you for the modern workplace

* Access to international learning resources and legal databases, such as LexisNexis and Westlaw

Your student experience

Learn from our highly experienced team of active researchers and established expert practitioners.

Our teaching is directed by close industry involvement, keeping you up to date with the latest developments in the field.

Immerse yourself in current-day business and legal challenges through case studies, mooting simulations and independent research projects.

Work with those in need at our three community law clinics for family law, criminal law and law relating to asylum seekers.

Benefit from actively participating in research events organised by our Centre for Research in Law (CRiL).

Gain specialist knowledge and industry insight in our series of guest talks by prestigious speakers, featuring arbitrators, judges, renowned academics, Members of Parliament, and leading legal practitioners from City law firms.

Widen your experience through field trips to the Inns of Court in London; Houses of Parliament; UK Supreme Court; Luton Crown Court; and by taking part in mooting competitions.

Develop essential transferable skills such as critical and creative thinking; effective communication; information analysis and evaluation; and systematic reasoning.