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Centre for Commercial Law Studies

Discover what makes CCLS so unique – and what it has to offer you. Explore the links below and learn more about our academics, outstanding career prospects and dynamic alumni family.  When you’re ready, accept your place.
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Welcome to the Centre for Commercial Law Studies

For over 40 years, CCLS has existed as a place where practising commercial lawyers and academics could collaborate and effect genuine change.
Welcome to the Centre for Commercial Law Studies

Queen Mary School of Law rankings success

Queen Mary ranked 7th in the UK and ranked 32nd in the world for Law (QS World Rankings 2023).
Queen Mary School of Law rankings success

Alumni profiles

Our alumni go onto become judges, barristers, senior lawyers, in-house counsel, government officials, and industry leaders. Read their stories:
Alumni profiles

Study with leaders in commercial law

Be guided and inspired by academics who shape the development of policy, law and regulation
Study with leaders in commercial law

Exclusive careers support for LLM and MSc Students

At CCLS you will have access to careers support tailored specifically for LLM and MSc students to help you move to the next stage of your career
Exclusive careers support for LLM and MSc Students

Postgraduate Law Professional Mentoring

Gain valuable insight into specific careers, or develop a broad understanding of how to succeed as a professional
Postgraduate Law Professional Mentoring

CCLS’s research in the news

Read some of the impactful work produced by the Centre for Commercial Law Studies
CCLS’s research in the news

Get in touch

If you have any questions, please contact us at the link below.

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