European Executive MBA

International Business Law

Course length: 12 hours

As a result of taking this course, participants should better understand the world’s different legal systems in general, and, in particular, the American legal system, and be better able to function within the world of international trade, including contracting for international goods and services and the resolution of international business disputes.

They also should be better prepared to participate within the world of international investment, including the negotiation and structuring of joint ventures and technology licensing agreements and to gain a heightened sensitivity to international legal issues inherent in international trade and investment transactions.

Key points:

• Law of International Trade and Investment,
• Comparative Law,
• The role of ICC-Paris in the development of private international law,
• International sales of goods contracts,
• financing the international sale of goods,
• Resolving international business disputes,
• the government regulation of international trade,
• law of foreign investment,
• legal form of FT-Branches,
• Technology Transfers.