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Duration: 2.0 yrs |Mode: Regular|Avg. Fees: 60,000 / Year
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Masters of Law or LL.M in Corporate Law is a two-year postgraduate law degree for candidates who seek legal profiles in the corporate field. The programme covers the various types of law subjects including international law, company law, capitalism, Procurement law, etc. to prepare the candidates and enable them in facing different legal issues and providing solutions for the same.
The programme opens some of the most lucrative job positions in the corporate business world and opportunities to work with overseas firms. One can also seek government jobs for the position of judge in the same field.
Popular Subjects:
Company Law | European Law of Capital Market | Comparative and International Trust Law |
Principles of Competition Law for Innovation | Financial Models and Derivatives in a Legal Context | State Aid |
Corporate Social Responsibility and the Law | Principles of Insurance Law | Regulation of International Finance: the Law, the Economics, the Politics |
Principles of International Tax Law | Banking and Finance Law | European Procurement Law |
Commercial Banking and Financial Markets |
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Corporate is one of the fields of law that has opened the doors of the corporate world and MNCs for law graduates. With India developing at an impressive rate, there are a lot of corporate firms that have emerged in the market and are functioning successfully. All these firms need legal advisers and counsellors that can guide them to pursue the rightful course in the business world and at the same time abide by all the laws laid down by the constitution of India. Following are some of the jobs that a graduate can apply for after completing LL.M in Corporate Law:
Lawyers working in corporate firms can earn starting packages of Rs. 3.25 lakh to Rs. 4.75 lakh per year after completing LL.M in corporate law. However, experienced lawyers can earn up to Rs. 7 lakhs per annum in this field. International firms pay better packages and offer up to Rs. 10 lakh per annum to experienced corporate lawyers.
LLM in Corporate Law sees large variations in course fee, depending upon whether one is able to get into a government or private college. Generally, the course fee may lie between Rs. 50,000 to Rs. 4 lakhs.
The NLUs where LLM in Corporate Law is offered as a course are NALSAR Hyderabad, NUJS Kolkata, NLU Jodhpur, HNLU Raipur, GNLU Gujarat, NLU Odisha, NLU Assam, HPNLU Shimla.
LLM in Corporate Law is a relatively new course and since the course mainly pertains to the legal requirements such as tax laws, intellectual property rights etc. of corporations, most of the course graduates are able to find jobs in corporations. Talented individuals can get handsome salaries in the field. The next most popular destination for graduates of this course is Law Firms.
Generally, the subjects included in LLM in Corporate Law courses include the following: Company Law, International Financial Laws, International Trust Law, Foreign Trade Policies etc.
The NLUs where LLM in Corporate Law is offered as a course are NALSAR Hyderabad, NUJS Kolkata, NLU Jodhpur, HNLU Raipur, GNLU Gujarat, NLU Odisha, NLU Assam, HPNLU Shimla.
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