24 months
Degree
Online MBA with Diploma in International Commerical Law
£8,400 fee No exams
Online
MBA specialisation
Online MBA with Diploma in International Commerical Law
The MBA with a Diploma in International Commercial Law from MBAVerse, available over 24 months. 100% online, assessed by assignments, awarded by a UK partner university.
Choose your pace
The content and the degree are identical; the duration changes your weekly workload and the monthly instalment.
| Route | Duration | Course fee | Instalments | Weekly study |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Online MBA with Diploma in International Commerical Law | 24-month extended | £8,400 | 14 monthly instalments of £600 · pay in full £7,980 (5% saving) | 10–12 hrs |
Frequently asked questions
What is the MBA in International Commercial Law at MBAVerse?
A UK MBA combined with a Level 7 Diploma in International Commercial Law: you study the core MBA modules plus specialist modules in International Commercial Law, and receive both awards.
How long does the MBA in International Commercial Law take?
You can study it over 24 months. The content is identical; the duration changes the weekly workload and the monthly instalment.
How much does the MBA in International Commercial Law cost?
Fees start from £8,400 depending on duration, payable in monthly instalments or in full; each programme page shows its plan.
How is the MBA in International Commercial Law assessed?
By written assignments and a final project, marked by MBAVerse tutors and moderated by the awarding university. There are no exams.
What are the entry requirements for the MBA in International Commercial Law?
A bachelor's degree or equivalent Level 6 qualification, or significant managerial experience assessed case by case; a recognised English test or evidence of study in English if English is not your first language.
Ready to start your MBA?
Apply online in five minutes, or ask admissions which route and pace fit your background.
Last reviewed 23 October 2026Degrees are awarded by the respective UK partner universities.