MSc Law

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MSc Law

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  • Study Hours Per Module

    Study Hours Per Module

    150 Hours

  • Price Per Module
    Price Per Module : £600.00
  • Delivery

    Delivery

    Online

  • Modality

    Modality

    Self Paced

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International Investment Law

Programme Overview

Available Early 2023

£600.00
Research Methods for Business and Management I

Programme Overview

This module is designed for students to develop a comprehensive understanding of research in general and business. Both academic business research and business consultancy research are addressed in the module. 


The module examines the concepts and theories underlying research, as well as the practice of research. The module has an applied focus. The readings and assignments are designed to identify a feasible research topic and develop a research proposal for academic business or business consultancy research. How research problems and questions may be identified, and the process of achieving thoughtful, effective and efficient research design are examined. The importance of the literature review and how it can be carried out for optimal effectiveness in research are investigated.


In addition, the module provides an overview of research methodologies and methods and the techniques of the research process as applied to business, whether as a business consultant or as an academic researcher. The philosophical and epistemological assumptions underpinning the research approaches and methodologies, as well as their role in determining the design and implementation of the research, are studied. Besides these aspects, the ethical aspects of research and consultancy are also addressed. 

£600.00
Corporate Finance

Programme Overview

This module provides individuals with a holistic view of the entirety of corporate finance. At its heart, corporate finance focuses on two basic questions –financing (how to raise money) and investing (how to spend that money). Focusing on six key ideas, almost all of which have won Nobel prizes, students will learn how to find the best ways to answer these two questions. They will apply these ideas to analyse project investment and corporate valuation, the best forms and ways to raise capital, why corporate governance is necessary and how to handle situations where the markets are not efficient.

£600.00
International Tax Law

Programme Overview

Available Early 2023

£600.00
Industrial and Intellectual Property

Programme Overview

Available Early 2023

£600.00
Research Methods for Business and Management II

Programme Overview

This module is a continuation of Research Methods for Business and Management I in which the student will complete the project or dissertation presented in the first module. 

£600.00
World Trade Law

Programme Overview

Available Early 2023

£600.00
Human Rights Law

Programme Overview

Available Early 2023

£600.00
Financial Services Regulation

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Available Early 2023

£600.00
International Economic Law

Programme Overview

Available Early 2023

£600.00
Corporate Governance and Ethics

Programme Overview

Students will develop an understanding of the underlying concepts of Corporate Governance, business ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) which are relevant to the contemporary business environment. You will analyse ethical influences on economic, financial, managerial, and environmental aspects of business. Finally, you will review the different regulatory processes essential to the understanding of the principles of corporate governance in an global marketplace. 

£600.00
International Finance and Regulation

Programme Overview

Following the international financial crisis of 2007-2008, global businesses and governmental leaders have taken profound measures to change the structure of the financial markets and ensure such a crisis does not happen again. This is the activity of financial regulation, which is the attempt of authorities to control economic risks and the focus of this course in International Financial Regulation. Students will learn about the liberalisation of international financial markets, the development of international regulations in response to crises, and how the most recent watershed has shaped the current global economic environment. The course will equip students with an understanding of key elements in financial regulation, such as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank, as well as important historical events, including the Breton Wood Conference of 1944 and the Herstatt Bank failure of 1974. Students will explore the benefits and challenges of liberalisation related to saving and investments, market forces on government action, and the creation of derivative instruments aimed at managing risk, among other relevant topics.

£600.00

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