The first British textbook on European law was written at LSE, which was also the first British university to develop a Masters in European Studies. European Law courses on the LLM take forward this tradition by offering an innovative and unique programme. The LLM offers a series of advanced courses that builds upon, rather than replicates, traditional European studies, and provides a strong basis for careers in the public sector, commercial practice, or academia. The programme offers interdisciplinary, practical and cross-cultural insights into all the central legal fields of the European Union. LSE Law students will be taught by a range of staff from LSE Law as well as other LSE departments, government lawyers responsible for applying EU law, and leading experts from a number of other European universities. Students will also enjoy the benefits of the European Institute, the largest Institute of its kind. Its reputation ensures that each year it is able to attract an array of visiting speakers and offer a range of specialised seminars.  

 

EU420

European Law and Government

LL4AB

Law and administrative procedures in the EU

LL4AC

Legal Accountability and Redress of Grievance in the EU

LL4AF

Principles of Global Competition Law

LL4AG

Competition Law: Challenges and Prospects

LL4BG

Philosophical Foundations of European Union Law

LL4BH

Contemporary Issues of European Union Law

LL4BV

Transnational Environmental Law

LL4CD

European Company Law

LL4F3

Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructuring in Europe

LL4H8

Employment Law

LL4K9

European Capital Markets Law

LL4Z4

Value Added Tax in the European Context

LL4Z5

EU State Aid Law