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LLM in International Business Law

What is International Business Law?
International Business Law is the study of how laws and regulations impact business dealings between companies based in different countries. It can include topics such as contract law, intellectual property law, and trade regulation.

International Business Law jobs
International Business Law professionals work in a variety of industries and roles. Some common positions include contract manager, compliance officer, and customs broker. They may work for private companies, government organizations, or non-profit agencies.

Why study International Business Law?
International Business Law is important because it helps business professionals understand the legal landscape they are working in. It can help them avoid legal trouble, and also allows them to take advantage of opportunities in foreign markets.

International Business Law degrees
There are a variety of degree options available for students interested in studying International Business Law. Some common programs include a Bachelor of Business Administration, a Juris Doctor, or a Master of Business Administration.

What will I study during my International Business Law degree?
Some of the topics you may study during your International Business Law degree include contract law, intellectual property law, and trade regulation. You will also likely learn about the legal systems in different countries, and how to do business in a global context.

Higher education in Albanian offered by 13 public universities. The most recent one is the University of Durres, which was opened in September 2006. The University of Sports in Tirana (Universiteti i Sporteve i Tiranës) formerly the Academy of Physical Training and Sports, from 2010. The University of Arts once upon a time Academy of Fine Arts (Akademia e Arteve) from 2011. In addition, there are 46 private universities and faculties operating in Albania. All universities have several faculties. The so called "non-university schools" give higher education programmes of two years.

LLM is Latin for Legum Magister, signifying Master of Laws. Our Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program in American Law is a one-year graduate program. Foreign law graduates who successfully complete the program are awarded the degree “LL.M. in American Law.”