入学要求 Requirement：
学术要求： The basic requirement for admission to the LL M programme is a recognised first degree in law (or a degree with substantial law content) of at least good upper second class honours standard or an equivalent overseas qualification. Exceptionally, you may be considered where a comparable academic level has been achieved through other graduate studies, or where work or experience has made you a suitable candidate for the LLM
英语要求：IELTS 7.0 overall; minimum 7.0 in all four skills
TOEFL 100 + minimum 24 in all skills
学费 Tuition Fee：2011/2012 £17,500
课程特征 Course Features：
The LLM in International Financial Law consists of a strongly practice-oriented set of modules providing you with both the necessary legal knowledge and practical orientation necessary to practice in this field. While providing and expecting the highest level of academic rigour many of the modules will seek to train you to problem-solve and advise as practitioners in the global law firms or as investment banking counsel. The teaching in this area will be strongly international in outlook, in addition to being practice-oriented and intellectually challenging. Aimed at recent law graduates (or graduates of joint degrees with a substantial legal content) as well as established legal or other professionals who may have graduated a number of years ago, the programme is rigorous and demanding.
课程内容 Course Content ：
Core programme content
You need to study full- or half-modules worth 180 credits.
You select 120 credits worth of taught modules from our extensive list of modules (tailored LLM option) or modules related to a specialist pathway (specialist LLM option).
For an additional 40 credits you either write a 15,000 word dissertation (40 credits), or a 7,500 word research essay (20 credits) and study a further half-module of your choice (20 credits). To assist with your research you attend a compulsory legal skills half-module (20 credits)
教学与评估 Teaching and Assessment：
You will need to have studied the equivalent of four full modules including the compulsory elements. Modules are assessed in the third semester (May/June). Assessment is by written examination alone or through a written examination/coursework combination. You submit your dissertation or research essay in September after the May/June examinations.