MSc in Law and Accounting

Programme Code: TMLLAC

Department: Law

This information is for the 2017/18 session.

Guidelines for interpreting programme regulations
Classification scheme for the award of a taught master's degree (four units)
Exam sub-board local rules

Full-year programme. Students must take four units of courses. The Core course will be examined by Long Essay due in August and a two-hour exam in May/June. Examinations in other courses may be in January or May/June depending on the regulations under which those courses fall.

Paper

Course number and title

1

LL440 

Corporate Law and Accounting *

2

AC416

Topics in Financial Reporting (H) # and AC417 Corporate Financial Disclosure and Investor Relations (H)

 

Or

AC490

Management Accounting, Decisions and Control (H) † and AC491 Financial Accounting, Reporting and Disclosure (H) †

3

Courses to the value of one unit from the following:

LL4AA

Global Copyright Policy: Contemporary Issues (H)

LL4AH

Corporate Governance (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4AJ

Insolvency Law: Principles, Rescue and Reconstruction Processes (H)

LL4AK

Insolvency Law: Company Liquidation and Stakeholder Interests (H)

LL4AL

International Business Transactions: Commercial Litigation (H)

LL4AM

International Business Transactions: Advanced Procedure and Tactics (H)

LL4AN

International Business Transactions: Conflict of Laws, Extraterritoriality, and Global Governance (H)

LL4AP

International Business Transactions: Contracts and Property (H)

LL4AT

Regulation: Strategies and Enforcement (H)

LL4AU

Regulation: Legal and Political Aspects (H)

LL4AY

International Tax Systems (H)

LL4AZ

International Tax Systems: Advanced Problems (H)

LL4BE

Principles of Financial Regulation (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4BF

International Financial Regulation (H)

LL4BK

Corporate Crime (H)

LL4BL

Financial Crime (H)

LL4BQ

Trade Mark Law (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4BR

Trade Marks, Brands and Branding: Contemporary Issues  (H) 

LL4CD

European Company Law (H)

LL4CF

UK Corporate Law (H)

LL4CJ

Comparative Corporate Taxation (H)

LL4CK

Taxation of Corporate Transactions (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4CM

Law in the Economy (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4CO

Taxation of Wealth (H)

LL4CP

Tax Avoidance (H)

LL4F2

Law and Practice of International Finance (H)

LL4F3

Mergers, Acquisitions and Restructurings in Europe (H)

LL4F4

Takeover Regulation in the UK and the US (H)

LL4G8

Law of Corporate Finance (H)

LL4H4

Financial Law (H)

LL4H8

Employment Law (H)

LL4H9

Human Rights in the Workplace (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4K8

Law of Corporate Finance: Securities Regulation (H)

LL4K9

European Capital Markets Law (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4N6

Principles of Copyright Law (H)

LL4S1

Cyberlaw (H)

LL4S2

E-Commerce Law (H) 

LL4S5

Piracy, Content and Ownership in the Information Society (H)

LL4Z1

Business Taxation (H)

LL4Z2

Principles of Taxation (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4Z3

Consumption Taxes (H)

LL4Z4

Value Added Tax in the EU (H) (not available 2017/18)

LL4Z9

Banking Law (H)

Any other LLM course from those offered at LSE subject to approval

4

Any of the courses listed in Paper 3 above for which the student is eligible and has not already taken, or one of the following (or two half units) with approval:

 

AC411

Accounting, Strategy and Control (H)

AC412

Accountability, Organisations and Risk Management (H)

AC415

Management Accounting for Decision Making (H)

AC416

Topics in Financial Reporting (H) (if not taken in Paper 2) #

AC417

Corporate Financial Disclosure and Investor Relations (H) (if not taken in Paper 2)

AC444

Valuation and Securities Analysis (H)

AC470

Accounting in the Global Economy (H)

FM473L

Finance I (H)

FM473M

Finance I (H)

FM474L

Managerial Finance (H)

FM474M

Managerial Finance (H)

 

An LSE LLM or MSc course not listed here §

Notes

* To be examined by 10,000-word Long Essay and a two-hour examination.
† For those without prior knowledge of accounting.
§ Means by special permission only.
# AC480 Quantitative Methods in Accounting and Finance is a pre requisite for this course. AC480 runs over a 9-day period before the start of MT.

Note for prospective students:
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