East meets West: one programme, two cities, two degrees from Queen Mary University of London and Singapore Management University
The Centre for Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London and the School of Law at Singapore Managemet University (SMU) are committed to providing you with a diverse and formidable international experience by coming together in partnership to deliver the Dual LLM in Commercial Law (Singapore and London).
This exciting international partnership between the two distinguished universities offers global learning opportunities for law students who will experience different cultures, business environments and legal jurisdictions in London and Singapore. Students will be taught by academics and practitioners from the respective university to ensure that they truly receive an international prospective to commercial law from both regions.
Starting in January, you will spend your first semesters studying at Queen Mary and at the end of August, you will start your studies at SMU in Singapore. Singapore is a diverse, beautiful and vibrant place to live. Because of Singapore’s reputation for education, employers increasingly seek out its graduates - both in Asia and across the globe.
Asia brings with it tremendous economic growth. It also poses the challenges of sustainability in an increasingly complex business environment that demands new knowledge, skills and expertise. It's about competing for the future, about new ideas, innovation and relevance. It demands a new generation of leaders, entrepreneurs and professionals. Singapore is fast establishing itself as the regional legal hub in South East Asia, which makes Singapore an ideal and dynamic location to develop your knowledge and experience.
Ince & Co LLP is a leading City law firm specialising in shipping, trade, insurance, energy and aviation law, with offices around the world, and in particular, a real focus on Asia. In this context, it is a priority for our Recruitment Team to ensure that those joining us have a synergy with our global practice, and it is often an advantage if they are able to relate to another jurisdiction.— Peter Rogan, Consultant, Ince & Co LLP
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