The promotion of international trade the exchange of capital, goods and services across international borders or territories is widely considered to be an indispensable element of international peace and stability. For such trade to thrive, countries must have laws that allow modern contract practices and guarantee the rule of law in business transactions.

In this course, you'll extend your knowledge of the legal, governance and policy issues relevant to international and domestic trade and commerce so that you develop a broad and well-rounded understanding of the area, as well as skills to advance your career.

Key Features

• This course is suitable for both law and non-law graduates seeking to extend their knowledge in this field.
• You'll develop an understanding of the specialised context to which law and legal principles apply in the area of international trade and commerce from interdisciplinary, international and comparative perspectives.
• You'll apply sophisticated legal research skills to the resolution of specific legal problems and to the formulation and articulation of international law and policy reform and corresponding application in domestic law.
• Opportunities will be available for you to carry out independent research and self-directed learning so that you develop new and creative ideas and solutions to contemporary problems in the areas of international trade and commercial law.
• This course is available on campus, as well as online with intensive blocks of class, which means you can continue to work full-time while studying.

This degree equips graduates with the skills and knowledge to pursue careers in government departments and agencies, multinational corporations, international organisations dealing with finance, trade and development issues, import/export compliance, policy and law reform, and national businesses engaging in international markets.