Regent College London (in partnership with University of Greater Manchester)

Regent College London (RCL) is a modern private higher education institution located in London, United Kingdom. In partnership with the University of Greater Manchester, Regent College London provides internationally recognized undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in business, management, law, technology, and related fields. Known for its student-focused approach, small class sizes, multiple London campuses, and strong employability support, RCL offers students a practical and supportive learning environment designed for career success. Apply through Bright Vision for complete support with admissions, visas, accommodation, and educational planning.

Course Information

Academic Qualification

Master

Duration

1 Year years

Intake

Check current ApplyBoard availability

English Requirement

See current institutional requirements

Class Type

Physical

Offer Letter

0 MYR

Yearly Tuition Fees

First Year

17,500

MYR

Total Tuition Fees 17,500 MYR

Course Overview

This LLM develops advanced expertise in the legal processes governing international business transactions.

Program Structure

The programme covers international trade law, corporate governance, employment law, alternative dispute resolution, legal research, and a dissertation.

Entry Requirements

Applicants should review the current institutional admission requirements for the LLM.

Career Opportunities

Graduates can progress in legal practice, policymaking, corporate environments, government, academia, international trade, and dispute resolution.

Highlights

Combines international legal specialisation with advanced research, writing, analysis, ethical awareness, and professional development.

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