Queen Mary Commercial and Corporate Law LLM

Queen Mary Commercial and Corporate Law LLM is a postgraduate law programme focused on commercial and corporate legal practice, business transactions and legal frameworks affecting companies and markets.

For UCO Business users, this programme is most relevant to the Law pathway, with links to Commercial Law, Corporate Law, Banking & Finance Law, Tax Law and Competition Law.

The programme is suitable for students interested in corporate legal practice, commercial transactions, business regulation, financial law and legal advisory roles.

The usual qualification for entry to Queen Mary LLM programmes is a degree in law, or a degree with substantial law content, of at least 2:1 honours or equivalent.

Queen Mary states that all specialist LLM programmes and the Master of Laws General have the same entry requirement, although non-law background applicants may be suitable only for specific programmes.

Applicants should submit academic documents required by Queen Mary’s postgraduate law application process to verify eligibility.

Queen Mary requires all students to meet English-language entry requirements for their programme.

For postgraduate taught Law programmes, Queen Mary’s published law prospectus requirement states IELTS minimum 7.0 with 7.0 in writing, or equivalent.

English-language evidence is required where the applicant does not meet Queen Mary’s English-language exemption rules.