International Finance Law (Term 1)

Entry requirements

Entry requirements Students from Gothenburg, Stockholm and Bergen Please contact the following staff members within your respective institution for advice on the selection process and internal application deadlines: University of Bergen: utveksling@jurfa.uib.no University of Stockholm: Sofia Elfstrand - Sofia.Elfstrand@juridicum.su.se University of Gothenburg: Claes Marinson - Claes.Martinson@law.gu.se Further information: If you are unable to find the information you require, please contact the Admissions Office for assistance.

Months of entry

September

Course content

The School of Law at Queen Mary has a long tradition of welcoming overseas students who wish to incorporate legal academic study at Queen Mary into their home institutions’ academic programmes, normally for one or two semesters.

Founded by Anna Morner in 1997, in collaboration with the universities of Stockholm, Gothenburg and Bergen, the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS), with its numerous experts in this area, led by Professor Rosa Lastra, offers an external programme in International Finance Law, offering law students the choice of a PG Certificate or PG Diploma in International Finance Law. Students from other universities may apply for the Semester in London programme.

To receive the Postgraduate Certificate, you will study with us in London for one semester (September to December).

This programme will:

• Give you an opportunity to study in London for one or two semesters.
• Allow you to choose from a wide range of banking and finance LLM modules and study alongside the LLM students.
• Give you an award-bearing Queen Mary qualification.
• Give you access to all the resources available to Queen Mary postgraduate law students.

Programme structure

To receive the Postgraduate Certificate, you will study with us in London for one semester (September to December).

Modules

You may choose any three modules from this list:

• Banking law
• Corporate finance law
• Legal aspects of international finance
• Regulations of financial markets
• Law of finance and foreign investment of emerging markets
• EU financial law
• Securities regulation

Information for international students

Home/EU students can apply for a range of other funding, such as Professional and Career Development Loans, and Employer Sponsorship, depending on their circumstances and the specific programme of study.

Overseas students may be eligible to apply for a range of external scholarships and we also provide information about relevant funding providers in your home country.