Obtain a sterling law degree while studying in two of Asia's great cities. Applications are now open for the NUS LLM in International Business Law programme. This is a collaboration between the National University of Singapore (NUS) and the East China University of Politics and Law (ECUPL) in Shanghai, China.
The degree is awarded solely by NUS. Students will spend the first two months (August and September) in Singapore, where they will read 2 subjects and undertake internships with leading law firms, government agencies or the courts. They will then spend seven months (October to April) at ECUPL's downtown Changning campus in Shanghai, where professors from both NUS and ECUPL will offer a total of 10 subjects.
The programme provides a solid legal foundation in international business and financial transactions law. The cutting-edge subjects taught include comparative corporations law, banking and international payments, international taxation, commercial arbitration, international and comparative law of sale, international corporate finance, international investment law, cross-border commercial transactions and Chinese intellectual property law.
The programme lasts 10 months, requiring the study of 10 subjects in total, and is taught entirely in English by leading NUS and ECUPL faculty. The course is primarily targeted at students from outside Asia who desire a comprehensive English-language specialization in international business law, with a focus on emerging Asian markets such as China. It also provides students from non-common law backgrounds with an overview of common law principles relevant to international business and commerce. Finally, the course offers students a unique and unparalleled opportunity to live and study in two great Asian financial centres, Singapore and Shanghai.
The tuition fee is US$6500 (or S$10000, 5000 Euros or RMB 50,000). Accommodation is available near or within both campuses in Singapore and Shanghai. Applications close 15 January 2007. For application materials, pre-requisites, course details and more information in English or Chinese, click on www.law.nus.edu.sg/prospective/postgrad/coursework
Applications open for LLM (Int'l Business Law) - taught in NUS & ECUPL Shanghai
Posted Dec 25, 2006 12:04
The degree is awarded solely by NUS. Students will spend the first two months (August and September) in Singapore, where they will read 2 subjects and undertake internships with leading law firms, government agencies or the courts. They will then spend seven months (October to April) at ECUPL's downtown Changning campus in Shanghai, where professors from both NUS and ECUPL will offer a total of 10 subjects.
The programme provides a solid legal foundation in international business and financial transactions law. The cutting-edge subjects taught include comparative corporations law, banking and international payments, international taxation, commercial arbitration, international and comparative law of sale, international corporate finance, international investment law, cross-border commercial transactions and Chinese intellectual property law.
The programme lasts 10 months, requiring the study of 10 subjects in total, and is taught entirely in English by leading NUS and ECUPL faculty. The course is primarily targeted at students from outside Asia who desire a comprehensive English-language specialization in international business law, with a focus on emerging Asian markets such as China. It also provides students from non-common law backgrounds with an overview of common law principles relevant to international business and commerce. Finally, the course offers students a unique and unparalleled opportunity to live and study in two great Asian financial centres, Singapore and Shanghai.
The tuition fee is US$6500 (or S$10000, 5000 Euros or RMB 50,000). Accommodation is available near or within both campuses in Singapore and Shanghai. Applications close 15 January 2007. For application materials, pre-requisites, course details and more information in English or Chinese, click on www.law.nus.edu.sg/prospective/postgrad/coursework
Posted Feb 16, 2007 14:39
Hi guys,
I have applied for the International Business Law programme. I wondered if anyone else on here has applied and if so, would you like to correspond throughout the application process?
I have applied for the International Business Law programme. I wondered if anyone else on here has applied and if so, would you like to correspond throughout the application process?
Posted Mar 04, 2007 13:24
Hey
I have applied to the International Business Law LLM and have received a very strange acknowledgement slip. They have said that my application is incomplete and my TOEFL score sheet is missing but the response I received from Mr. Tan says I do not need the TOEFL requirement due to my educational background in English!!! Now im a bit lost as to whether my application is complete and would be considered or not........Pls clarify ne1!!
I have applied to the International Business Law LLM and have received a very strange acknowledgement slip. They have said that my application is incomplete and my TOEFL score sheet is missing but the response I received from Mr. Tan says I do not need the TOEFL requirement due to my educational background in English!!! Now im a bit lost as to whether my application is complete and would be considered or not........Pls clarify ne1!!
Posted Mar 10, 2007 13:15
Hi Svensky,
Have you tried to give them a ring? English is not my first language either but I did not have to fulfil the TOEFL requirement. Having said that, my degree is from an English establishment so perhaps it is assumed that I am proficient in the language. I would say do not worry especially as Mr Tan effectively gave you the OK on that front. Drop them an email for the sake of clarification.
My two cents, hope it has helped!
Have you tried to give them a ring? English is not my first language either but I did not have to fulfil the TOEFL requirement. Having said that, my degree is from an English establishment so perhaps it is assumed that I am proficient in the language. I would say do not worry especially as Mr Tan effectively gave you the OK on that front. Drop them an email for the sake of clarification.
My two cents, hope it has helped!
Related Law Schools
Hot Discussions
-
Oxford 2024-2025 BCL/MSCs/MJUR/MPHIL/MLF
Apr 23, 2024 113,633 634 -
Cambridge LL.M. Applicants 2024-2025
Apr 30 11:07 AM 133,472 535 -
Georgetown LLM 2024/2025 applicants
May 02 09:44 PM 35,115 195 -
LSE LLM 2024-25
May 03 06:53 PM 33,090 191 -
Berkeley LL.M. 2024-25-Traditional Track
Apr 26, 2024 16,691 117 -
Stanford 2024-2025
Apr 17, 2024 33,532 115 -
UCLA LLM 2024-2025
Apr 22, 2024 12,620 88 -
Yale 2024/25
Apr 06, 2024 14,909 74