Cross-Border Disputes (Dual Qualifying - University of Toulouse) LLM

Course overview

Dual-qualifying programme focused on cross-border disputes and private international law. Students start in Dundee in January, then continue at the University of Toulouse in September and may graduate with a Dundee LLM and Toulouse Master 2 degree.

Course details

Degree level

Master's

Subject

Law / International Disputes

Duration

12 months

Intake

January 2027

Tuition fee

£15,700 / yearUniversity fee information (opens in a new tab)

Initial deposit

5000 GBP

City

Dundee and Toulouse

Country

Scotland

Campus

Dundee City Campus; second part of programme at University of Toulouse, France

Official course page

https://www.dundee.ac.uk/postgraduate/cross-border-disputes-dual-qualifying

Last checked

10 October 2026

About this information

Last checked against the university's official information on 10 October 2026. Fees, intakes and requirements can change, so always confirm them on the official course page before you apply.

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English Language Requirements

Main English Requirements

Alternative English Requirements

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Entry requirements

For applicants from Pakistan

• Standard entry: UK 2:2 in law or a law-related degree with at least 50% of credits in law; non-standard applications may be considered case-by-case.

Course includes study in Dundee followed by study at the University of Toulouse in France. Confirm travel/visa arrangements and any additional costs directly with both institutions.

General entry requirements

UK undergraduate degree at lower second-class honours (2:2). Degree should be in law or a law-related degree with at least 50% of credits in law. Applicants outside standard requirements may be considered case-by-case.

Scholarships & discounts

1. Undergraduate (UG) scholarships Vice-Chancellor’s South Asia Scholarship £6,500 + £4,000 £6,500 in the first year, then £4,000 in each subsequent eligible year, up to 5 years and a maximum of £22,500. Global Excellence Scholarship £7,500 per year For eligible applicants with AAB at A-Level or equivalent, subject to the university’s conditions. Main conditions: International fee status, an eligible full-time, on-campus undergraduate course, and exclusion of Medicine and Dentistry. The regional and Global Excellence scholarships cannot be combined; only one scholarship can be received. 2. Postgraduate (PGT) scholarships Vice-Chancellor’s South Asia Postgraduate Scholarship £6,500 + £4,000 £6,500 in the first year and £4,000 in subsequent eligible years, subject to the award terms. Global Excellence Scholarship £8,000 per year For eligible applicants holding a First-Class degree or equivalent, as assessed by the university. Main conditions: International fee status, an eligible postgraduate taught course, and compliance with the specific scholarship terms. The January 2027 awards have separate published deadlines.

Pre-CAS interview

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Course modules

• Core modules include Law LLM Dissertation (LW50107, 50 credits), Legal Research Skills (LW50108, 10 credits), and Private International Law (Common Law Perspectives) (LW51133, 20 credits). Optional examples include Legal Framework for International Project Finance, Fundamentals of International Arbitration, Private International Law of Business Transactions, and Privacy, Cybersecurity and Surveillance.