OverviewThis specialist short law course will allow you to gain specialised knowledge of the important field of international business law. An understanding of the key components of global commerce is useful in a range of roles, including management of a multi-national company and practising law within an international firm. Many undergraduate law courses do not explore these topics, therefore this course is an excellent way to differentiate your CV and your skillset.The course will explore the following areas of international trade and commercial law:the general principles of transnational contract lawthe remit, procedures and operation of the World Trade Organisationcompetition law and how it is implemented at a national and international levelWorking with others through our online learning platform, you will develop your skills in areas such as time management, research, report writing, teamwork and This specialist short law course will allow you to gain specialised knowledge of the important field of international business law. An understanding of the key components of global commerce is useful in a range of roles, including management of a multi-national company and practising law within an international firm. Many undergraduate law courses do not explore these topics, therefore this course is an excellent way to differentiate your CV and your skillset.The course will explore the following areas of international trade and commercial law:the general principles of transnational contract lawthe remit, procedures and operation of the World Trade Organisationcompetition law and how it is implemented at a national and international levelWorking with others through our online learning platform, you will develop your skills in areas such as time management, research, report writing, teamwork and communication. These transferable skills will add to the benefit your new qualification gives you, and you will also have the opportunity to continue your study on our PG Dip or Masters degree. Students residing in Africa can also enjoy a 20% scholarship for the January 2026 intake of all eligible undergraduate and postgraduate courses.