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Possible areas of focus/specialisationBecause aspirations, and employment opportunities, may change, students are advised to preserve theirfuture options by choosing elective courses from a range of different areas. Nor is there any requirementto ‘specialise’ (or ‘major’) within the LLB degree.The following listings are of elective courses that are broadly related thematically. Note, however, thatthe headings (themes, specialisations) themselves, and the listing of courses under them, are somewhatarbitrary.Note also that not all of the courses listed will be offered in any given year.CommercialAdvanced Tax LawAdvanced Employment LawAgency and PartnershipBanking LawCommercial ArbitrationCommercial LawCommercial TransactionsCompany FinanceCompany LawCompetition LawCompany LiquidationsConflict of LawsConsumer LawCreditors RemediesEmployment LawEquitable RemediesEuropean Commercial LitigationGuarantees and IndemnitiesInsurance LawIntellectual PropertyInternational Sales & FinanceInternational TradeLaw and ITLaw of Personal PropertyMergers and AcquisitionsRemediesRestitutionLaw of Capital MarketsTax LawInternational LawAdvanced International LawColonialism to GlobalisationComparative LawConflict of LawsCounterterrorism Law & PolicyEuropean Commercial LitigationEuropean Union LawImmigration and Refugee LawInternational Economic RegulationsInternational Environmental LawInternational Criminal LawInternational Human RightsInternational Sales & FinanceInternational TradeIslamic LawLaw of the Sea and AntarcticaLaw of Armed ConflictMaritime LawPublic International Law20 | 2010 Faculty of Law Handbook