|
Coursework Programmes
Master of Laws (International & Comparative Law)
The LLM (International & Comparative Law) offers a good mix of public
and private international law and comparative law subjects. There are
courses that focus on trade, investment and commercial issues; as
well as those covering subjects such as public international law, human
rights and environmental protection. There are also specialized courses
offering a comparative focus on the laws of jurisdictions such as China,
the U.S., the E.U., India, Indonesia, Korea and Vietnam.
Students have to choose at least six courses from the International &
Comparative Law grouping.
International & Comparative Law courses offered in AY2009/2010*:
·
Arbitration of Investment Disputes
·
ASEAN Environmental Law, Policy and Governance
·
Aviation Law & Policy
·
Choice of Law for International Contracts in Asia
·
Comparative Constitutional Law
·
Comparative Corporate Law
·
Comparative Criminal Law
·
Comparative Environmental Law
·
Competition Law and Economics
·
European Private International Law
·
European Union Law
·
Freedom of Speech: Critical & Comparative Perspectives
·
Globalization & International Law
·
Human Rights in Asia
·
Intelligence Law
·
International & Comparative Law of Sale in Asia
·
International Commercial Arbitration
·
International Commercial Litigation
·
International Economic Law & Relations
·
International Environmental Law & Policy
·
International Investment Law
·
International Police Enforcement Cooperation
·
Islamic Law
·
Law and Society in Malaysia
·
Law, Governance & Development in Asia
·
Negotiating & Drafting International Commercial Transactions
·
Ocean Law & Policy in Asia
·
Principles of Conflict of Laws
·
Private International Law of IP
·
Public International Law
·
State Building & International Administration
·
The Rise of the Law in the Modern World
·
United Nations Law and Practice
·
World Trade Law
*
As at October 2009
|
