What about corporate law as a specialization for LLM in Singapore?
Yes, specializing in corporate law for your LL.M. is a strong option, especially in Singapore, which is known for its business and finance sectors.
Top universities in Singapore offer LL.M. programs with a corporate law focus. These typically require:
- A good first law degree (LL.B. or equivalent)
- Proof of English proficiency (such as an IELTS score, subject to change)
Programs usually cover areas like company law, banking, finance, securities, and taxation. Duration is typically 1 year (full-time).
With your background in law and interest in a January 2027 intake, you meet the typical academic requirements. Application deadlines and requirements are subject to change each year.
If you need help with program selection or the application process, your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you.
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