International and European Business Law (LLM) - NUP

The master in International and European Business Law (LLM) curriculum is designed to equip current and future professionals with the skills, knowledge, and tools they need to manage the difficulties of complex legal matters in Business law with a transnational character. It is a degree that is designed to utilize participants' work. This is confirmed by the formative assessment methods and the participation of each student in the assessment of the others through the peer review method, in a way that the experience of each one is highly utilized. The forum of students and the course discussion also contribute to this aspect.

Graduates of the master in International and European Business Law (LLM) shall therefore be able to:

• Critically analyze case law that is relevant to the program module.
• Independently research legislative texts and ongoing legislative initiatives.
• Discuss the institutional framework of international and EU business law.
• Evaluate contract clauses that are used in the context of international transactions.
• Discuss the Europeanisation of business law in selected key aspects.
• Interpret the rights of private actors in the context of international and EU business law.
• Question the role of the State in the context of international and EU business law.
• Question the functionalities of dispute settlement in the context of international and EU business law.
• Independently conduct extensive and original research in specific areas of international and EU business law.