StudyQA — Master: International Economic and Business Law

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The International Economic and Business Law program at Kyushu University offers students a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks that govern international trade, commerce, and economic relations. Designed for those aspiring to work in global business environments, the program combines rigorous legal studies with practical insights into international economic policies and commercial transactions. Students will explore a wide range of topics including international trade agreements, dispute resolution mechanisms, trade law, investment law, intellectual property rights, and corporate governance. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and applied skills, allowing students to analyze complex legal issues faced by multinational corporations and governments alike. Through coursework, case studies, and seminars led by experienced faculty members and practitioners, students gain a deep understanding of the legal challenges and opportunities in the global marketplace. The program also incorporates aspects of cross-cultural communication and diplomacy, preparing graduates to negotiate and implement international contracts effectively. Emphasis is placed on developing critical thinking, analytical skills, and legal writing abilities necessary to succeed in international legal practice or policy-making roles. The program may also include internships or collaborative projects with international organizations, law firms, or corporations, providing practical experience and networking opportunities. Graduates of the International Economic and Business Law program at Kyushu University will be well-equipped to pursue careers in international law firms, governmental agencies, multinational corporations, or further academic research. They will possess a robust understanding of the legal and economic principles that underpin the global economy, enabling them to contribute effectively to international legal and business negotiations and policymaking.

Conflict of Laws (A) (A.L.)
Transnational Business Law (B) (A.L.)
Law and Regulation (A) (A.L.)
Contemporary Perspectives on Business Law (A) (A.L.)
Law and Society (B) (A.L.)
Intellectual Property and the Law (B) (A.L.)
Intellectual Property and Innovation (A) (A.L.)
Corporate and Business Law (A) (A.L.)
Transnational Public Law (A) (A.L.)
Legal Research Methodology & Writing (A.L.)
Intellectual Property and the Law (A) (A.L.)
Transnational Law and Policy (A) (A.L.)
Business Law (B) (A.L.)
Transnational Business Law (B) (A.L.)
Law and Society (A) (A.L.)
Law and Regulation (B) (A.L.)
Transnational Public Law (A) (A.L.)
Legal Research Methodology & Writing (A.L.)

An undergraduate degree in Law from an accredited university.
A good command of English. A TOEFL score of 237+ (computer-based), 580+ (paper-based), or 92+ (Internet-based) or equivalent is required for non-native English speakers.
Sufficient financial support for the duration of the program. See Section 6 below for details on tuition and other fees.
Kyushu University Registration Fee: 30,000 yen
Kyushu University Entrance Fee: 282,000 yen
Two Letters of Recommendation