Entry Requirements

The following persons are eligible to apply for admission into the UWI LLM (General) programme:

• Graduates of the University of the West Indies holding the LLB degree;  
• Graduates of the University of the West Indies or of an approved University holding a degree which includes such law subjects as shall satisfy the Board for Graduate Studies and Research;  
• Graduates of the University of the West Indies, or of an approved University, who have obtained a professional legal qualification and are eligible for admission to practise in any part of the Commonwealth;
• Persons who having obtained a professional legal qualification, are admitted to practise in any part of the Commonwealth, and who have also been certified as being in practice for a minimum of five years; and
• Graduates of the University of the West Indies or of an approved University, who satisfy the Board for Graduate Studies and Research of their capability to undertake the course of study leading to the award of the UWI LLM or Postgraduate Diploma in Law degrees.  

List of courses

Note that all courses may not be offered every year.

Banking Law

E‐Commerce Law

Comparative Labour Law in a Corporate Environment

Advanced Public International Law

Caribbean Business and Public International Law

Advanced Public International Trade Law

Company Law Theory in Modern Commerce

Legal Aspects of Corporate Misconduct

Advanced Insurance Law

Law of Corporate Governance

Advanced Corporate Finance

Offshore Financial Law

Competition Law in a Global Economy

Advanced Intellectual Property Law

Advanced Corporate Insolvency Law

Advanced International Environmental Law

Advanced Caribbean Integration Law

Public Law I – Advanced Constitutional Law

Public Law II – Advanced Administrative Law

Advanced International Human Rights Law

The Management of Intellectual Property Assets

Copyright Law (The Protection of Creative Assets)

Trade Mark Law (The Protection of Marketing Assets)

Patent Law (The Protection of Technology Assets)

International Intellectual Property Law

International Trade and Intellectual Property Law

Entry Requirements

The following persons are eligible to apply for admission into the UWI LLM (General) programme:

• Graduates of the University of the West Indies holding the LLB degree;  
• Graduates of the University of the West Indies or of an approved University holding a degree which includes such law subjects as shall satisfy the Board for Graduate Studies and Research;  
• Graduates of the University of the West Indies, or of an approved University, who have obtained a professional legal qualification and are eligible for admission to practise in any part of the Commonwealth;
• Persons who having obtained a professional legal qualification, are admitted to practise in any part of the Commonwealth, and who have also been certified as being in practice for a minimum of five years; and
• Graduates of the University of the West Indies or of an approved University, who satisfy the Board for Graduate Studies and Research of their capability to undertake the course of study leading to the award of the UWI LLM or Postgraduate Diploma in Law degrees.  

List of courses

Note that all courses may not be offered every year.

• Banking Law
• E‐Commerce Law
• Comparative Labour Law in a Corporate Environment
• Advanced Public International Law
• Caribbean Business and Public International Law
• Advanced Public International Trade Law
• Company Law Theory in Modern Commerce
• Legal Aspects of Corporate Misconduct
• Advanced Insurance Law
• Law of Corporate Governance
• Advanced Corporate Finance
• Offshore Financial Law
• Competition Law in a Global Economy
• Advanced Intellectual Property Law
• Advanced Corporate Insolvency Law
• Advanced International Environmental Law
• Advanced Caribbean Integration Law
• Public Law I – Advanced Constitutional Law
• Public Law II – Advanced Administrative Law
• Advanced International Human Rights Law
• The Management of Intellectual Property Assets
• Copyright Law (The Protection of Creative Assets)
• Trade Mark Law (The Protection of Marketing Assets)
• Patent Law (The Protection of Technology Assets)
• International Intellectual Property Law
• International Trade and Intellectual Property Law