Study Law at Essex Online Webinar with Postgrad.com

Join us on Thursday 19 February at 13.00 Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

Our exclusive webinar will be introducing to you our postgraduate law course as well as all the tips and guidance you need to help make your application as seamless as possible.

Our LLM International Business Law is a fascinating course, structured to help provide an understanding of how the law works on an international scale for business and commercial interactions is useful for a number of different roles. The course will delve into many legal topics such as: The general principles of transnational contract law, The remit, procedures and operation of the World Trade Organisation and also Competition law and how it is implemented at a national and international level.

There will also be a live Q&A session, where you can receive further information about any questions that you may have. Register today to explore your options, ask questions, and discover how the University of Essex Online can help you reach your full potential!

 

About Postgrad.com

Postgrad.com was launched in 1996, with the aim of providing the best portal for students around the globe looking for information on postgraduate-related courses, taught in English. This webinar is designed to educate, inform and advise students from all over the world about how to continue onto postgraduate education with the University of Essex Online.

To join this webinar, please register now by following the link below via Postgrad.com.

Register here

Please note, this webinar is being hosted by Postgrad.com. Your details will be stored by them upon registration and they’ll provide you with a link to the webinar ahead of the event.

The University of Essex Online provides 100% online, part-time Masters degrees and short courses in business, computing, education, health, law, criminology and psychology. Our students benefit from a flexible approach to learning while receiving the same dedicated support they expect from a top 12 UK University (The Guardian University Guide, 2026).