University of Bristol LLM Law - International Commercial Law

University of Bristol LLM Law - International Commercial Law focuses on transnational business transactions, international commercial arbitration, international trade rules and the relationship between markets and law.

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

The programme is suitable for students interested in commercial legal practice, arbitration, international trade, corporate transactions and cross-border business regulation.

Applicants typically need an upper second-class honours degree or international equivalent in Law.

Applicants may also be considered with an upper second-class honours degree or international equivalent in a related non-law field, depending on the programme’s admissions statement.

Bristol states that LLM admissions decisions consider academic and language requirements, the personal statement and references.

Applicants should explain why they are applying to the University of Bristol, why they are suitable for the programme and how the programme fits their future career plans.

The English-language requirement is the same for Bristol postgraduate taught Law programmes.

IELTS requirement: 7.0 overall, with minimum 6.5 in all bands.

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