Understand the principles and practice of International Dispute Resolution and the changing commercial contexts in which they operate

• Analyse and provide solutions to common problems arising in alternative dispute resolution
• Scrutinise contemporary case studies and emerging case law applicable to arbitration
• Critically assess the various bodies and methods providing international dispute resolution
• Critically appraise WTO dispute resolution methods in comparison to other dispute resolution methods and more!

Liverpool John Moores University’s School of Law and Justice Studies has been named Law School of the Year.

The university was recognised at an Educate North Awards ceremony held in Manchester which celebrates excellence and world-class achievements across the University, HE, FE and Sixth Form sectors in the North of England.

' The school is exemplary in our collective commitment to student success, public service and making a difference within our community. '

Vice-Chancellor, Professor Mark Power

There are three awards available on this programme:

LLM

LLM: £9,200

Postgraduate Diploma

PGDip: £6,700

Postgraduate Certificate

PGCert: £3,700

All fees are payable to Informa Connect Ltd as the course partner to Liverpool John Moores University.

UK Postgraduate loan scheme - if you are a UK or EU national, or have UK ‘settled status’, and have lived in the UK or the EU (or wider EEA) for the last 3 years, plus will be living in the UK on the first day of your programme, and haven’t been awarded an MSc, MA, MBA or PhD already, you may be eligible for a loan of up to £11,570 from the UK Government to study this programme. Contact us for information, visit the website or call the UK Student Loan Company (0300 100 0031).

A recognised first degree in Law of at least a good Second Class Honours standard. Applicants who do not possess a first degree in law will normally possess a relevant alternative first degree of at least a good Second Class Honours standard.

The requirements of a Second Class degree may be waived where it can be shown that an applicant has achieved a comparable academic standard through past studies and at least two years of work experience. Applicants will be considered if they possess other comparable qualifications and/or who possess relevant work experience.

Where English is a second language you will be required to demonstrate a minimum International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.5 or a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 575. In some cases, applicants who do not pass the standard entry requirement may be permitted to enrol at the discretion of the programme leader.

Applications are welcomed from overseas students, and all applicants are considered on individual merit, without regard to gender, marital status, disability, race, ethnic origin, religion or social background. The course will be taught in English.

To successfully complete the programme you must pass each module. Assessment will incorporate coursework, online examinations, research assignments and essays. You will also be expected to participate in the virtual learning environment with tutors and fellow students. There will be no examinations requiring attendance at a venue.

Once you have completed your final module of your award level (PGCert, PGDip or MSc), your grades and credits will be reviewed at the next available Board of Examiners meeting. After that, you will be contacted by the LJMU awards team, who will ask you to confirm your postal address and the name you want to appear on your certificate. Your certificate will then be posted to you within 8 weeks of its conferral date.

There are three awards available on this programme:

LLM

LLM: £9,200

Postgraduate Diploma

PGDip: £6,700

Postgraduate Certificate

PGCert: £3,700

All fees are payable to Informa Connect Ltd as the course partner to Liverpool John Moores University.

UK Postgraduate loan scheme - if you are a UK or EU national, or have UK ‘settled status’, and have lived in the UK or the EU (or wider EEA) for the last 3 years, plus will be living in the UK on the first day of your programme, and haven’t been awarded an MSc, MA, MBA or PhD already, you may be eligible for a loan of up to £11,570 from the UK Government to study this programme. Contact us for information, visit the website or call the UK Student Loan Company (0300 100 0031).

A recognised first degree in Law of at least a good Second Class Honours standard. Applicants who do not possess a first degree in law will normally possess a relevant alternative first degree of at least a good Second Class Honours standard.

The requirements of a Second Class degree may be waived where it can be shown that an applicant has achieved a comparable academic standard through past studies and at least two years of work experience. Applicants will be considered if they possess other comparable qualifications and/or who possess relevant work experience.

Where English is a second language you will be required to demonstrate a minimum International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 6.5 or a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 575. In some cases, applicants who do not pass the standard entry requirement may be permitted to enrol at the discretion of the programme leader.

Applications are welcomed from overseas students, and all applicants are considered on individual merit, without regard to gender, marital status, disability, race, ethnic origin, religion or social background. The course will be taught in English.

To successfully complete the programme you must pass each module. Assessment will incorporate coursework, online examinations, research assignments and essays. You will also be expected to participate in the virtual learning environment with tutors and fellow students. There will be no examinations requiring attendance at a venue.

Once you have completed your final module of your award level (PGCert, PGDip or MSc), your grades and credits will be reviewed at the next available Board of Examiners meeting. After that, you will be contacted by the LJMU awards team, who will ask you to confirm your postal address and the name you want to appear on your certificate. Your certificate will then be posted to you within 8 weeks of its conferral date.