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	text:  larger  smaller		View MLF course e-brochure Core Courses During Michaelmas and Hilary terms, Students will take the following core courses: Finance I Finance II Law and Economics of Corporate Transactions Microeconomics, and the Law Elective courses Courses that may form part of a MLF degree are shown below. Each MLF student must take two courses. A dissertation counts as one course. Click on a course name for an informal explanation. Not every course is available every year. The faculty reserves the right to apply a cap to any MLF course in the event of an enrolment that exceeds available teaching capacity. A cap will normally be applied in cases where numbers are greater than 35, but occasionally there may be lower or higher caps. Comparative and European Corporate Law Competition Law Conflict of Laws Corporate and Business Taxation Corporate Finance Law Corporate Insolvency Law Dissertation European Business Regulation International Economic Law International Intellectual Property Rights Principles of Financial Regulation Regulation Transnational Commercial Law Other BCL/MJur Courses With the permission of the MLF Course Director and the Subject Group Convenor for the course in question, students may alternatively take as law electives BCL/MJur courses not on the foregoing list. See full list of BCL courses.