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International Commercial Law (Dual Qualifying - CY Cergy Paris University) LLM
University of Dundee

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Qualification

LLM - Master of Laws

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Location

Main Campus

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Study mode

Full Time

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Start date

Jan 2027

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Duration

1 Year

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Course info

You will learn in two countries and be taught by renowned specialists. Dividing your time between Scotland and France, you will have the opportunity to gain two degrees. This course will give you the knowledge and skills you need to work in an international business environment.

You will spend your first semester in Dundee before completing your studies at CY Cergy Paris University (formerly Université Cergy-Pontoise), which is 30 minutes from central Paris by train. You can start in September or January, and complete your dissertation with supervision from Dundee academics over the summer months. In Dundee, you will be able to take a wide range of specialist international and comparative commercial law modules, including private international law, corporate law, corporate governance, intellectual property (IP) law, investment law, and trade law. Specific options will depend on which semester you spend with us.

At CY Cergy Paris, you will have general classes on French and EU law and specialized courses on tax law, compliance and business law.

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Complete University Guide ranking
25th
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Complete University Guide Law ranking
25th

Modules

Modules (Year 1)
Legal Research Skills (10 credits) - Core

The aim of this module is to introduce you to the key elements of legal research and writing, supporting the acquisition of the (transferable) skills necessary to succeed in the LLM and beyond and in particular providing a sound basis for progress to the dissertation element of the Masters degree.

Masters Dissertation (50 credits) - Core

This module aims to promote a deeper and critical understanding of selected areas of law; to develop originality of thought and skills of research, analysis, argumentation and expression; to build upon and develop the knowledge and skills acquired in the taught masters modules through an extended piece of independent work.

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Tuition fees
Student living
£11,000 per year
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Uni info

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CUG ranking 25th
University of Dundee
NethergateDundeeDundee CityDD1 4HNUnited Kingdom