UCL Faculty of Laws offers an LLM specialist pathway in Commercial and Corporate Law that provides advanced, practice-informed study of corporate law, regulation, corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance and related commercial subjects. Students complete 180 credits through taught modules and a research essay, with at least 60 credits drawn from qualifying modules in the specialism; the LLM at UCL can be completed in 10 months full-time. Example modules listed for 2025/26 include Comparative Corporate Governance, Corporate Finance, Corporate Insolvency and Restructuring, Corporations, Finance and the Environment, Cross-border Mergers and Acquisitions, International and Comparative Secured Transactions, International Law of Foreign Investment, Legal Aspects of International Finance, and Private Equity. Module availability may change year to year and places can be limited. The broader International Commercial Law LLM page reiterates the 10‑month full‑time structure and flexible module choices across finance, IP, maritime, and trade law within an international and comparative context at UCL Laws. 来源： https://www.ucl.ac.uk/laws/study/master-laws-llm-programmes/llm-international-commercial-law