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College of Law and IBA Launch New LL.M. in International Legal Practice

First intake for distance learning course is January 2008

Nov 3, 2007

The International Bar Association (IBA) in partnership with The College of Law of England and Wales (CoL) will launch a new type of Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Professional Legal Practice.

The program aims to enable the learners to develop and practise their skills in advising and implementing international transactions, as opposed to making academic studies of legal cases, and thus giving them an advantage in the increasingly international legal environment. The course material has been shaped by practising international lawyers from some of the world’s major law firms and aims to provide lawyers with the skills to conduct cases across jurisdictional boundaries.

The program will be taught in English and based on English law and practice with an international perspective. Being a distance learning postgraduate law degree, it will allow individuals to study in any location at their own pace.

For more information, please follow the link below.

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Comments

roula, Thu Dec 20, 2007 12:37 PM

International students can not join the LLM programme. the college doesnt give an end date for the course except the 6years maximum. this means no student visa can be obtained. i thought this is disappointing the college of law is a great institution to study at.
roula

kennyngkt, Mon Aug 04, 2008 09:56 AM

well, if you do the modules in the uk (blended-learning), you could actually obtain a student visa, i think, as the UK modules, in which u complete in the college itself, lasts for about 3 months. However, as you can complete the required 6 modules only in 2 years if u want to study only at the college, it might not be a feasible option.

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