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International and comparative law of copyright and related rights (LWM26)

This course provides an overview of the issues, operation and history of international and comparative law of copyright and related rights (credit bearing).

International and comparative law of patents, trade secrets and related rights (LWM27)

In this course you will study how, why and when patents are granted (credit bearing).

International and comparative law of trade marks, designs and unfair competition (LWM28)

Concepts underlying forms of protection such as trade marks and important international agreements are discussed as a part of this course (credit bearing).

International and comparative trust law (LWM29)

This is a very practical course and it deals with a lot of issues that are significant to trusts law practitioners in the world (credit bearing).

International commercial insurance law (LWM70)

This course will enable you to study the development of commercial insurance law (credit bearing).

International commercial law LA3009

Develop a critical understanding of key aspects of, and debates in, commercial law in an international context (credit bearing).

International corporate finance for managers

Explore how firms fund themselves, how they choose between different types of finance and how those financing decisions influence investments (credit bearing).

International criminal law (LWM30)

In this course you will become familiar with both the most important primary sources of the law and leading scholarly commentaries on it (credit bearing).

International economic law (LWM31)

This course covers the law regulating international economic relations and the role of international organisations such as the United Nations (credit bearing).

International environmental law (LWM32)

You will learn about the development of environmental law from this point onwards in this course (credit bearing).