International Trade Law

This International Trade Law LLM degree is at University of Cape Town as a part of Tje Department of Commerical Law.

Key Facts

Students must select and complete four courses or their equivalent and submit a dissertation of not more than 25 000 words. Full-time students are expected to complete the requirements within an academic year (February to November or July to June), and part-time students are expected to complete the requirements within two years, save that the dissertation may be submitted by not later than the Friday before the first term starts, the year following the completion of the coursework for students who have completed their coursework in December and 15 September of the same year for students who have completed their coursework in June.

Professional Master's degree (coursework and research tasks)

Students must select and complete four courses or their equivalent and complete a research project comprising four research tasks. Full-time students are expected to complete the requirements within an academic year (February to November or July to June), and part-time students are expected to complete the requirements within two years.

Courses included:

• Law of International Trade

• International Commercial Transactions Law

• Carriage of Goods by Sea

• Commercial Arbitration

• Competition Law

• Law, Regional Integration and Development in Africa