LL.M. International Business Law

Advanced LL.M. in International Business Law

This LL.M. is one of the few programs specifically designed for those attorneys who seek to develop a professional career in international business law.

Why International Business Law

For those who choose the specialization in International Business Law, the program offers an innovative approach to transnational, Anglo-American and European business law. It covers a wide range of topics, such as contracts, project finance, commercial and investment arbitration, corporate law, securities regulation, EU internal market, and international tax law.

Key features

An intensive, advanced program, directed specifically to those who seek an active and international professional practice of Business Law:

• It exceeds the expectations and demands of both experienced lawyers, who want to deepen their skills and knowledge, and young associates seeking to enhance their opportunities in an international career;
• It also provides an environment in which those who seek an academic career can hone their academic skills while specializing in specific areas of law.

A truly international program

Students come from a wide range of backgrounds and countries. Our outstanding faculty includes prominent scholars from prestigious American and European universities and top lawyers from international law firms. Using interactive and innovative teaching methods, our faculty is able to utilize Católica’s extensive and modern resources to engage students in an exciting and meaningful way. LL.M. Católica is one of the few LL.M. programs in continental Europe that has been successful in bringing together top international academics and professionals from both Europe and the United States. LL.M. Católica is one of the finest and most respected LL.M. programs in all of Europe.

Program Information

Attendance

Advanced LL.M in International Business Law is a one year program, running from September to July. The academic calendar is structured into three terms divided into 12 hours of classes per week, 4 hours a day, generally held in the mornings, from Monday to Saturday. Students must complete a total of 60 ECTS credits to meet the LL.M. degree requirements. This includes courses and seminars. Students may choose to enrol in the program on a part-time basis, extending the coursework over two academic years. This option allows busy professionals to set their own pace of study.

The Case Method

Classes will have a dual nature, emphasizing both practice and theory. Through the application of the case method teaching technique, students will be faced with difficult, yet practical problem-solving scenarios where in-depth analysis and reasoning will have to be applied. Serious preparation outside of class is required. Class discussion is encouraged and will be factored into the students’ final grade. Class attendance is supplemented by Católica Global School of Law website which features additional study materials and allows for enhanced student-faculty interaction.

Double Degrees

Católica LL.M. students have the opportunity to extend their studies earning a second LL.M. degree in one of the following prestigious partner Universities.

• King's College London
• Cornell University
• University of Michigan Law School
• Boston University School of Law
• Fribourg University, Switzerland