MSc International Law & Business

University College Dublin UCD Sutherland School of Law

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Full time September MSc Full-time: 1 Year

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About the course

Graduate Taught (level 9 nfq, credits 90)

The programme offers students with undergraduate qualifications in Law or Business (also including economics or finance) the opportunity for advanced study in both disciplines.

Entry Requirements

- Applications are invited from graduates holding an excellent degree (at least 2.1) in Law or Business/Economics - ideally non-law graduates will have taken some law modules and law graduates will have taken some business/economics modules.

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Niamh Gallagher

The MSc International Law and Business programme sets UCD apart from other universities for me, as it is the only interdisciplinary
programme available at postgraduate level. The hugely important link between law and business is becoming more predominant in light of the number of multinational companies doing business in Ireland. I chose this programme to equip myself with the academic and practical skills required of commercial lawyers working in international firms. The subjects offered complement each other well and allow students to develop a practical knowledge of key areas of international law and business. Small class sizes resulted in an
interactive and friendly learning environment. I am confident that the knowledge I have acquired will be hugely advantageous as I embark on my professional training. The project module allows students to identify an area of interest and carry out practical research
in a professional service firm. This is a fantastic opportunity that graduates with a genuine interest in law and business will not find elsewhere.’