Editor’s Note by Vivian Shen W 4
ith the world becoming increasingly more interconnected, the need for lawyers with expertise in multiple jurisdictions has grown. Many stu-
dents look to gain that education and experience through pursuing an LL.M. degree. To help stu- dents better understand LL.M. programs, the 2012 LL.M. issue of the ILSA Quarterly contains LL.M. program listings and an article by Dora-Ma- ria Sonderhoff, a law school admissions assistant director, regarding the costs and benefits of an LL.M. degree (page 36).
The LL.M. program listings begin on page 41 and are organized alphabetically by country and then by city with the exception of the United States where the programs are listed in alphabetical order first by state, and then city. These listings are also available on the ILSA website (
www.ilsa. org).
In other news, the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, ILSA’s largest pro- gram, will begin International Rounds competi-
About ILSA and the ILSA Quarterly
The International Law Students Association (ILSA) is a non-profit association of students and lawyers who are dedicated to the promotion of international law. ILSA provides students with opportunities to study, research, and network in the international legal arena. The organization’s activities include academic conferences, publications, the global coordination of student organizations, and the administration of the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition. ILSA seeks to encourage communication and cooperation among students and lawyers internationally; to contribute to legal education; to promote social responsibility in the field of law; to increase op- portunities for students to learn about other cultures and legal systems worldwide; and to publicize educational and career opportunities in international law. If you have any questions about ILSA or its programs, please contact the ILSA Executive Office at
ilsa@ilsa.org.
The ILSA Quarterly is an academic magazine that features articles written by students, scholars and practitioners concerning timely issues of international law and related topics, as well as information on ILSA projects, study abroad programs, LL.M. programs and career opportunities in the field of international law. It is published four times during the academic year.
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tion on March 25, 2012, in Washington, DC. The Jessup competition is the world’s largest moot court competition, with participants from over 80 countries. The International Rounds are a week- long cultural and educational event which will take place during the same week as the annual meeting of the American Society of International Law (ASIL), ILSA’s sister organization. The theme for the 2012 ASIL Annual Meeting is “Confronting Complexity”.
In closing, a reminder for ILSA Chapters to submit proposals for the ILSA Chapter Grant Program, an offering of financial and program support of up to $1,000 USD for Chapter events that promote the study and understanding of international law. The University of Kansas ILSA Chapter recently received an ILSA Chapter Grant to host the Hu- man Rights Lecture and International Forum to be held on March 1, 2012.
For more information about ILSA Chapter Grants and ILSA events, please visit
www.ilsa.org.
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