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King's College London

King’s College London, established in 1829 and a founding college of the University of London, is one of the world’s leading research and teaching universities, based in the very heart of London. 

King’s has an outstanding reputation for providing world-class teaching and has a particularly distinguished reputation in law. The Dickson Poon School of Law is recognised globally as one of the best law schools in the world* and is a centre of research with staff who are leaders in their fields. In 2021, The School was ranked 6th for overall power rankings in the Research Excellence Framework. 

The Centre of European Law, The Dickson Poon School of Law, King’s College London has a long tradition of teaching and research into all areas of European Union Law. The Centre enjoys a reputation of excellence for its distinguished programme of public events and for its postgraduate education. 

The Centre is at the forefront of EU law scholarship and is now closely engaged in the debate concerning the legal aspects of the new UK settlement and the legal implications of Brexit. 

*2021 QS World University Rankings Top 5 UK Law School

Completing this rigorous course will give you a competitive edge in the job market. With its practical approach, you can apply your expertise immediately to your work environment. You will also have opportunities to network with professionals in your area from all over the world. Our graduates are mostly professionals who enjoy specialisation and promotion in their existing workplace or new employment destinations.

The Dickson Poon School of Law

Develop your legal career with an online LLM from the Dickson Poon School of Law, ranked top 20 in the world for law. Explore the main areas of international commercial law and regulation, covering a wide range of highly relevant topics from international trade law, arbitration, transnational law and business regulation.

Why study with the Dickson Poon School of Law?

  • Benefit from the School's pioneering transnational legal research and teaching.
  • Examine the issues of international corporate law, including regulation of mergers and acquisitions, corporate form and its issues.
  • Focus on key transactions and legal arrangements entered into by a corporate body.
  • Learn from world-leading academics and lawyers with decades of commercial experience.
  • Expand your transnational network of commercial law professionals.
  • Build the practical skills that employers are looking for.
  • Begin your studies when it's convenient for you, with six entry points a year.

Stefan

Public Procurement Regulation in the EU and in its Global Context

"I can highly recommend King's distance learning programme "Public Procurement Regulation in the EU and in its Global Context", since the in depth knowledge the programme managed to transfer is amazing. The discussions with highly-renowned tutors and authors as well as with students from all over the world were extremely useful and enjoyable. Even people working with procurement law on a daily basis could learn plenty of new views and relevant facts. I've profited from the scientific diversity especially as the global context a lot in my regular work."

Centre of European Law

The Centre of European Law was established in 1974. It is the oldest centre of its kind in the United Kingdom and one of the oldest in the world.

About

Since its establishment, it has sought to provide leadership in scholarly research in European law, offer academic teaching in specialist areas, and serve the wider community, especially, governments, international organisations, and the practising profession.

It is perceived to be one of the finest centres for the study of European law in the world. Its members are influential in shaping EU law and policy and many of its alumni hold prominent positions throughout Europe.

Objectives

Some forty-five years after its establishment, CEL remains at the cutting edge of academic research and teaching, and at the forefront of legal developments. 

The aims and objectives of the Centre of European Law remain unchanged after the UK withdrawal from the European Union. There is still a need for students, academics and the legal profession to study and learn about EU Law and there is considerable demand for expertise in this area.