Law with Business LLB
Queen Mary University of London · England · U900169
Law with Business LLB at Queen Mary University of London lists 10 subjects. Subjects include Contemporary Legal Issues in Business Management, European Union Law and Legal Skills, Methods and Context. The topics that come up most are contract law, commercial law and construction law (4, 3 and 3 subjects).
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Queen Mary University of London
What you'll study in Law with Business LLB
Example subjects: Contemporary Legal Issues in Business Management, European Union Law, Legal Skills, Methods and Context, Contract Law I: Formation and Vitiation, Contract Law II: Terms, Breach and Remedies, Experience in Legal Practice, Tort Law, Criminal Law (Level 5), Land Law, Equity and Trusts (Level 6).
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What will I study in Law with Business LLB?
Law with Business LLB covers areas like contract-law, commercial-law, construction-law, international-business-law, property-law, trusts-law, legal-research, legal-ethics.
Who offers Law with Business LLB?
Law with Business LLB is offered by Queen Mary University of London, England.
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