Master of Laws Program in Business Laws (English Program) Round 2
Program Offered
Master of Laws Program in Business Laws (English Program)
Please apply by filling in this form
Important Dates
| Calendar | Date |
| Application period and document submission | 3 May – 5 July 2021 |
| Announcement of qualified applicants for interview | 7 July 2021 |
| Admission interview | 11 July 2021 |
| Announcement of applicants who pass the interview examination | 14 July 2021 |
| Payment of confirmation fee (15,000 baht) | 14 – 18 July 2021 |
| Announcement of admitted candidates | 26 July 2021 |
| Enrollment student status | 26 – 31 July 2021 |
Eligibility
Applicants must meet the qualifications described in the regulations of Thammasat University on the Graduate Studies of B.E. 2561 and are qualified as follows;
- Holding or being expected to complete a university degree in law or equivalent from a Thai or international institution, which the University Council has accredited.
- Having achieved a minimum GPA of 2.75 or equivalent.
- Holding the minimum required score of one of the English proficiency tests as follows;
1) TU-GET (paper-based): 550
2) TU-GET (Computer based): 79
3) TOEFL Internet-based: 68
4) IELTS: 6.0
Please be noted that the official test result submitted to the Office of LL.M. Program must have been issued for no longer than 2 years until the date of an LL.M. application submission.
Remarks*
Please be noted that in order to complete the degree, all LL.M. in Business Laws (English Program) students are required to submit one of the following results of an English proficiency test which indicates the minimum scores as listed below:
1) TU-GET (paper-based ): 550
2) TU-GET (Computer based): 79
3) TOEFL Internet-based: 79
4) IELTS: 6.5
Admission Process
Document Submission
Selection criteria are conducted based on the following supporting documents;
1. Proof of application fee payment
2. A copy of identity card (For Thai) or passport (For Foreigner)
3. A copy of transcript of records
4. A copy of graduation documents
5. A copy of English proficiency score report
6. Motivation Letter (500-1,000 words)
7. Resume (must include at least one reference person)
In case of applicants do not meet the certain requirement or has yet fulfilled the conditions on academic criteria or a result of an English proficiency test. Provided that the admission committee deems appropriate, certain applicants may be invited for an additional interview in support of consideration
Interview
Shortlisted names of the qualified candidates shall be announced by the committees, to undergo the further interview examination. The assessment aims at measuring the candidates’ listening skills, English speaking skills, attitude, intention and personalities.
Learning System
The Program is a part-time two-semester system. Classes are conducted in the evening of Monday through Friday from 17.30 – 20.30 hours. There are two compulsory semesters in an academic year. Each of such semesters consists of 15-16 weeks of classes.
Summer semester may also be available covering not less than 8 weeks provided that extra hours are added for each class in order to make cumulative hours equal to those required for classes in normal semesters. Summer classes, however, are not compulsory.
The Program is conducted entirely in English and offers two plans of study as described below.
Plan A Form Kor 2
Plan A Form Kor 2 offers the fulfillment of required courses and a thesis. Plan A Form Kor 2 requires not less than 39 credits not less than 24 of which are for certain required courses and 15 credits of which are for a thesis.
Compulsory courses 15 credits
Compulsory elective courses 6 credits
Elective courses 3 credits
Thesis 15 credit
Plan B
Plan B, on the other hand, offers the fulfillment of required courses and an independent research. Plan B requires not less than 39 credits not less than 33 of which are for certain required courses and 6 credits of which are for an independent research.
Compulsory courses 15 credits
Compulsory elective courses 6 credits
Elective courses 12 credits
Independent study 6 credits
Courses
Compulsory Courses
LB 600 Advanced Contracts and Torts Law
LB 601 Corporate Law
LB 602 International Business Transactions
LB 603 Law on Business Finance
LB 604 Research Methodology
Compulsory Elective Courses
LB 620 Selected Legal Problems on Information Technology and Cyberspace
LB 621 Intellectual Property Law
LB 622 Alternative Dispute Resolution
LB 623 International Transportation Law
LB 624 Insurance Law and Risk Management
LB 625 Taxation
LB 626 Competition Law
LB 627 International Economic Law
LB 628 Bankruptcy and Debt Restructuring Law
Elective Courses
LB 642 Labor Law and Social Security
LB 643 Human Rights law
LB 644 Advanced Environmental Law
LB 645 Consumer Protection Law
LB 646 Advanced Administrative Law
LB 647 Advanced Criminal Law
LB 648 Philosophy of Law
LB 649 Business Law Seminar
LB 650 Comparative Law of Civil Procedure and Evidence
Independent Study
LB 700 Independent Study
Thesis
LB 801 Thesis
Program Fees
Estimated expenses of the program of one student are 250,000 Thai baht (60,000 – 75,000 baht per semester)
Contact for further inquiries:
Tel: +66 2 613 2162
Mobile: +66 81 499 7250
Email: interllm@tu.ac.th
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