Trivia 丨 University of Manchester LLM

　　The LLM programme at the University of Manchester is dedicated to providing students with cutting-edge legal professional theory and practical skills to develop outstanding industry talent. The LL.M. programme at the University of Manchester is taught by experts from a wide range of fields such as law, criminology and ethics, so students can choose from a wide range of research programmes that meet their diverse academic needs and help students discover their research interests. In addition, the LLM programme at the University of Manchester requires students to complete a research project to delve deeper into a topic, enrich their research experience and improve their research skills. The main majors are accounting, art, athletic training, biology, biology, chemistry, business administration, chemistry, communication studies, computer science, economics, primary education, engineering education, English, environmental studies, finance, French, German, history, mathematics, medical technology, music, non-profit management, peace studies, psychology, religion, secondary education, small business management, social work, etc.

　　University of Manchester LLM requirements

　　Duration of study for 1 year, tuition fee of £19,500/year, IELTS 7.0 (writing is not less than 7.0, the rest are not less than 6.5), TOEFL 103 (writing is not less than 28, the rest is not less than 25)

　　University of Manchester LLM course

　　1. LL.M. thesis

　　2. Academic skills in law

　　3. Human Rights Law

　　4. PG International Court of Justice and Tribunals

　　5. International commodity sales

　　6. International Commercial Arbitration and Mediation Law

　　7. Corporate governance, global trade and labor law

　　8. WTO. with the Law of Regional Integration

　　9. Subjects and actors of international law

　　10. Transnational Corporations and Capital Markets Law

　　11. Intellectual Property Law

　　12. Postgraduate competition law in an international context

　　13. Trademark Laws and Policies

　　14. Patent Law and Policy

　　15. Copyright Law and Policy