Uppsala University

Overview

The Master’s Programme in International and European Law and Business at Uppsala University merges the fields of commercial law and business strategy. This program equips students with the knowledge to understand how legal frameworks influence international business decisions, fostering effective communication with both legal and business professionals.

What you'll study

Throughout the course, you will cultivate skills essential for navigating the complexities of international business and law, including:

• Strategic analysis that incorporates legal considerations into business decision-making.
• A comprehensive understanding of commercial law and its significance in the global business landscape.
• Effective communication across various disciplines, enhancing managerial and policy decision-making.

The curriculum includes core courses in international and European commercial law, complemented by business-focused modules and a research-driven master’s thesis. Key subjects include:

• International and European Law and Business
• Business Strategy and Legal Context
• Law and Business Perspectives on Internationalisation
• Master’s Thesis in International and European Law and Business (independent research and written thesis)

Assessment: Students are evaluated through a combination of written assignments, examinations, and seminar activities, leading to the completion of the master’s thesis, which showcases the application of legal analysis to relevant business issues.

Entry requirements

Applicants must possess a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) from an internationally recognized institution. Additionally, candidates should have a minimum of 90 credits in commercial law, legal studies, or business disciplines.

Career prospects

This programme prepares graduates for careers in international business and regulatory environments. Alumni frequently find roles in organizations engaged in cross-border operations, including multinational corporations, EU institutions, intergovernmental organizations, and national public agencies.

Career opportunities may include positions in policy and compliance, legal and regulatory analysis, and advisory roles focused on business strategies. With additional qualifications and experience, graduates can also aspire to management-level positions or pursue an academic career.