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University of Zurich: Business Transactions and Technology Transfer (within LL.M. International Business Law)
Institution | University of Zurich |
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Department | Faculty of Law |
Web | http://www.ius.uzh.ch/index.html |
Study type | Taught |
Summary
The Business Transactions and Technology Transfer specialization area includes a General Course and a Specialization Course, comprising approximately 420 lectures. The program is completed with the submission of a thesis. Students will profit from our LL.M. program spe-cially designed and developed for lawyers working in an international field.
The General Course lectures build the foundation for the subsequent Specialization Course. After an introduction to the economic and legal foundations of the international economy and important foreign areas of law, the emphasis shifts to European and international business (e.g., EU Common Market, Competition Law, WTO, Corporate Law, Tax and Corporate Crim-inal Law).
The first part of the specialization course focuses on the design of international contracts. The basics include international private law issues such as choice of law, CISG and alterna-tive forms of dispute resolution. In addition, the course addresses the hedging performance from the customer's perspective, the assurance of payment entitlements and contract en-forceability in different international contexts. An overview of the measures that enable com-panies of their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) obligations are also essential. The module Technology Transfer first explains how technology is protected by patent, copyright, design, trademark and know-how protection. In the second part of this module the focus is on the commercialization of technology through licensing agreements. The LL.M. International Business Transactions and Technology Transfer focuses on the aspects of Swiss, European, American, and International Law. The student should be able to solve the problems inde-pendently that arise in international contract practice and technology transfer.
LLM
Level | NFQ Level 7 |
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Entry requirements | Entry Requirements The following requirements must be met for admission to the program of study: * Degree in Law at a Master’s level (exceptions will be considered on a case-by-case ba-sis) * Professional experience * Good verbal and written knowledge of the teaching language German and English Application form: www.LLM.uzh.ch Application deadline: Please check our website |
Modules | You are required to take all general courses, the modules of the specialization courses and to submit a thesis to conclude the program. In addition you will need to attend two elective modules (including study trips to the USA or China). The General Course lectures build the foundation for the subsequent Specialization Course. Courses are delivered through a blend of international experts (30% professors, 70% practi-tioners). The use of international sources, such as conventions, means you learn about the law in Switzerland, the EU while also developing a broader international perspective. General Courses: * Legal English for Lawyers * Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht * EU Wirtschaftsrecht / Wettbewerbsrecht * Internationales Gesellschaftsrecht / Internationales Privatrecht / Compliance * Wirtschaftsstrafrecht / Internationales Steuerrecht * Vertragsgestaltung / Legal Technology * Verhandlungsführung * Internationales Zivilprozessrecht und Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit Specialization Course * International Business Transactions * Internationaler Technologietransfer Students who are interested in taking the specialization course only can be awarded a Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS). |
Fees
CHF | 32800 |
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