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ASEAN+6 Legal Practice Postgraduate Program Course Guide

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10 Sep 2024
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ASEAN+6 Legal Practice Postgraduate Program Course Guide

Interested in ASEAN+6 legal practice?

Download the ASEAN+6 Legal Practice Postgraduate Course Guide to discover how our program can prepare you for navigating complex international agreements and disputes across the ASEAN+6 region.

What’s inside?

Our guide provides everything you need to know about this cutting-edge program, including:

  • Why ASEAN+6 legal practice is essential in today’s global legal landscape
  • How to protect client interests in cross-border agreements and disputes
  • Who the course is designed for—ideal for legal professionals working in the ASEAN+6 region or those looking to expand their expertise in international law
  • A detailed breakdown of the course structure, covering key subjects like cross-border contracts, mergers, acquisitions, and international arbitration
  • Insights from renowned international law experts leading the program
  • Key intake dates and how to enrol
  • Comprehensive pricing details and qualification options

Take the next step in your legal career and broaden your expertise in cross-border legal practice. Download the course guide now and start your journey in ASEAN+6 Legal Practice.

 

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