27 Economic Law Degree Programs

The Master of Laws (LLM) Degree in Global Antitrust Law and Economics provides students with an in-depth study of current and developing global antitrust issues with the best antitrust law and economics faculty in the world. The LLM program is designed to provide the specialized skills antitrust lawyers need to thrive anywhere in the world.

The Master’s in Law and Economics of the Sea – Ocean Governance is an interdisciplinary, unique and innovative programme dedicated to the study of issues related to the governance of the sea. In this new configuration, it reinforces its interdisciplinary and international vocation, aware that at sea lie some of the greatest challenges and opportunities on the planet for sustainable development.

The BA (Hons) in Business with a pathway in Law is a three-year full-time program (180 ECTS). This EQF level 6/NFQ level 8 honors degree program is designed for students intending to pursue a business career in areas where a detailed knowledge of the law is useful.

The Bachelor's Degree in International Politics, Law, and Economics (IPLE) program, entirely taught in English, offers interdisciplinary education in political science, law, economics, history, and sociology, with a particular emphasis on the political, economic, and legal dimensions of the contemporary international context.

Our online Master's Degree in Economic Criminal Law offers you up-to-date and comprehensive training in all economic and business criminal offences so that you can become an expert in their prevention and treatment.

LEGo – Law, Economics and Governance – is an interclass graduate programme taught entirely in English.

This European Master in Law and Economics (EMLE) programme offers the unique opportunity for interdisciplinary studies of law and economics at two or even three European and Non-European universities. There will be a joint LL.M. degree awarded from the Universities in Hamburg, Ghent and Rotterdam and all other partner universities will award an additional Master degree (LL.M. / M.A. / M.Sc.).

An analysis of the theory and practice of constitutional socio-economic rights in South Africa, with a specific focus on litigation and legal activism in this respect.

In a data economy, businesses have large amounts of data available that enable them to make data-based decisions (data-driven management, “DDM”). This applies not only to tech companies, but increasingly to data-intensive SMEs and start-ups. In many instances automated systems (e.g. artificial intelligence) are used to prepare or make business decisions on the basis of data or in the context of innovation processes. However, various legal issues arise from the different stages in the data life cycle. Thus, data-driven decision making and data-oriented businesses require a broad spectrum of competences and skills: an intertwined technical understanding, management know-how and profound legal knowledge.

Are you interested in the insurance industry and how it works in South Africa? Do you want to know how insurance products function in the financial services industry? Do you want to gain expert knowledge on specialized matters pertaining to insurance litigation?

The International Trade and Economic Law LLM provides a comprehensive understanding of the roles that multilateral institutions play in regulating international economic relations. Students will develop practical legal skills and explore significant policy issues related to international economic legal frameworks.

Based on the above qualities and aptitudes, it is a commitment that applicants to obtain the academic degree of Master in Economic Law, graduate as a practice to transform and update systems, with skills that the student will acquire upon graduation, mainly in the following facets : Determine the impacts of the different variables on the demand for a particular product and therefore on its sales. Analyze the market situation faced by a company to set production and price policies. Analyze the impact of industrial policies to regulate or promote government on a particular industry or company. Plan, direct or advise the activities of the company when they must be subject to current legal regulations, in order to prevent or avoid conflicts and, where appropriate, take charge of the litigation that there is a need to attend to settle legal claims of its clients. Design economic and market strategies to face national and international competition. Analyze the impacts of economic policy (monetary, fiscal, commercial, etc.) on economic law. Design models and analysis tools to explain macroeconomic problems. Know the international casuistry of stabilization problems. To interpret in a global way the problems of the economic development of Mexico and other countries. Build, analyze and evaluate economic models of chance between variables. Prepare and analyze economic information with the use of computational resources. Make forecasts of economic law variables, using quantitative tools and economic models. Produce reports on the economic situation regarding the sectoral, regional, and global economic evaluation of the country. Carry out feasibility studies for private and public investment projects, as well as market studies for goods and services.

This European Master in Law and Economics (EMLE) programme offers the unique opportunity for interdisciplinary studies of law and economics at two or even three European and Non-European universities. Each partner university awards a Master degree (LL.M. / M.A. / M.Sc.).

This joint program covers one academic year and is subdivided into three terms. You will study at renowned universities in an international and stimulating setting. The program is focused on the economic analysis of law in general, followed by specialized courses in three different tracks you can opt for. These are the Public & International track, the Markets, Corporations & Regulators track and the Innovation & Intellectual Property track. You will finish the academic year by writing a thesis.

The MSc in Economic Crime is designed to help students understand how criminal activities such as fraud, money laundering, and cybercrime impact the economy and society. The program covers key topics ...