In the globalisation era, multinational companies are governed by complex legal frameworks. Our LLM gives you in-depth comparative and contextual knowledge of international corporate governance and financial regulation. You’ll examine key topics and explore how different jurisdictions respond to similar economic and social pressures. Our course develops valuable transferrable skills for compliance officers, company secretaries, corporate and financial lawyers, in-house legal counsels, financial analysts and regulatory specialists.
Being part of Warwick Law School in ICGFR would be such a game-changing step for my career. If you are pursuing a career in the compliance and corporate governance industry, you will find this course very helpful. The course materials and context are very helpful in preparing for the recruitment process I was targeting. Beyond that, professors have been incredibly supportive whenever I have faced academic struggles. They always gave me tailored feedback rather than being generic. So, if you are interested in a career in compliance, corporate governance and risk management, there is no reason to hesitate to apply for this course!
2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in law or a related subject with a law component.
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Applications for courses starting in September and October 2027 are now open.
The on-time deadline for taught postgraduate courses starting in September/October 2027 is 2 August 2027.
We will still accept late applications, however cannot guarantee that the application will be processed in time to complete the admissions process if received in September or there are a number of conditions to meet.
If applying late please include your degree certificates and transcripts, English proficiency evidence (if needed) and ensure referees can submit references promptly to allow time for CAS and visa processing (if applicable).