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M.L.S. Specialization: Global Business Law


Elective classes available on campus for Part-Time and Full-Time Master of Legal Studies students.

Successfully Navigate the Global Market

The global business law specialization equips students with comprehensive knowledge of international legal frameworks and business regulations, preparing them to navigate the complex legal challenges faced by multinational corporations. This program combines core principles of business, law, and global trade, fostering expertise in contract negotiation, compliance, dispute resolution, and cross-border transactions. Graduates gain a competitive edge in the global job market, ready to advise businesses on regulatory issues, protect intellectual property, and support ethical and sustainable business practices worldwide. Ideal for aspiring legal professionals and business leaders aiming to operate confidently in today’s interconnected economy.

 

 

Sample Curriculum

All students start with the core curriculum and then complete electives from this list.  

 

This list is offered as an example, with over 200 courses available. The exact list of courses that will satisfy each specialization will vary from year to year.

 

 

 

Programs and Centers

Connect with UCLA Law’s leading centers and programs to gain real-world experience and expand your professional network.

Centers of Excellence

Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy

Focusing on entrepreneurship and practical business law training, LMI creates outstanding leaders in law and business.

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Centers of Excellence

Center for Law & Economics

With a foundational approach, this center examines how economic concepts can help us understand and improve our laws.

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Centers of Excellence

Ziman Center for Real Estate

This center advances thought leadership through research, educational opportunities and professional forums.

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