Corporate and Insolvency Law LLM
- Level(s) of Study: Postgraduate taught
- Start Date(s): Monday 26 September 2016 (FT/ PT/ DL) / Monday 23 January 2017 (DL)
- Duration: see course tab
- Study Mode(s): Full-time / Part-time
- Campus: City Campus
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Introduction:
Nottingham Law School has a leading reputation in the fields of Insolvency and Corporate Law and students on this course will benefit from our research and expert teaching staff.
Our Centre for Business and Insolvency Law has links with a number of international agencies including INSOL International, the Insolvency Service and the World Bank. It also hosts an annual International Insolvency Conference and a number of other events throughout the year in partnership with other agencies.
Traditional subjects such as Public Companies, Business Organisations and Corporate Liquidation, are a key part of this course. You will complete your LLM with a strong understanding of Corporate and Insolvency Law within a European and International context, as well as being able to demonstrate an awareness of the wider economic and social factors which influence corporate institutions.
Why choose this course?
- Gain an understanding of Corporate and Insolvency Law in a European and International context.
- Learn from renowned teaching staff, including Professor David Burdette and Professor Paul Omar who are both consultants for the World Bank.
- Benefit from strong links to our Centre for Business and Insolvency Law.
- Choose a study route that suits you with full-time, part-time and distance learning options available
- Attend an International Summer School with the opportunity to explore Law in a European context.
- Scholarships available.
- Individual modules can be studied for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) awards. Email us for details.
- 100% of postgraduate leavers of this course are employed or engaged in further study six months after leaving (DLHE survey, postgraduate leavers 2014-15).
LLM Corporate and Insolvency Law Video
David Burdette, Professor of Insolvency Law and Director of the NLS Centre for Business and Insolvency Law, talks through his teaching approach on the LLM, the benefits of studying the LLM Corporate and Insolvency Law and more!
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Careers and employability
Career development is an integral part of the programme and our careers team run a series of workshops where you can identify methods and strategies to enable you to pursue your career goals.
Due to the School's excellent reputation within the legal profession, our graduates are highly sought-after and recognised for the depth and relevance of their knowledge.While this course does not currently offer placements we do encourage our students to pursue placement opportunities. 100% of postgraduate leavers of this course are employed or engaged in further study six months after leaving (DLHE survey, postgraduate leavers 2014-15).
Find out about the opportunities available through our pro bono and University volunteering schemes.
Learn a new language
Alongside your study you also have the opportunity to learn a new language. The University Language Programme (ULP) is available to all students and gives you the option of learning a totally new language or improving the skills you already have.
Learning a new language can:
- enhance your communication skills
- enrich your experience when travelling abroad
- boost your career prospects.
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