2012 LL.M. Program Listings United States, cont.
LL.M. in Comparative Law (with concentration options)
University of San Diego School of Law San Diego, California USA
Email:
llminfo@sandiego.edu Website:
www.sandiego.edu/law
LL.M. in International Legal Studies
Golden Gate University San Francisco, California USA
Email:
jim.hilbert@wmitchell.edu Website:
www.wmitchell.edu/academics/llm/
LL.M. in International Intellectual Property and Technology Law
University of San Francisco School of Law San Francisco, California USA
Email:
jctraylor@usfca.edu Website:
www.law.usfca.edu/llm
LL.M. in International Transactions and Comparative Law
University of San Francisco School of Law San Francisco, California USA
Email:
jctraylor@usfca.edu Website:
www.law.usfca.edu/llm
LL.M. in International and Comparative Law
Santa Clara University School of Law Santa Clara, California USA
Email:
LL.M.admissions@
scu.edu Website: http:///
law.scu.edu
LL.M. in Environmental and Natural Resources Law and Policy
University of Denver Strum College of Law Denver, Colorado USA
Email:
ldaberkow@law.du.edu Website:
www.law.du.edu/enrgp
LL.M. Program in U.S. Legal Studies
University of Connecticut School of Law Hartford, Connecticut USA
Email:
peter.kochenburger@law.uconn.edu Website:
www.law.uconn.edu/academics/llm
The program is open to international students selected from a com- petitive applicant pool from around the world. We offer a broad cur- riculum in international and comparative law as well as the United States legal system. LL.M. students design their program from the school’s entire curriculum and may also specialize in Human Rights, Intellectual Property, Tax or Insurance Law.
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This program is designed for students who have received their basic legal education in a country other than the United States. It offers two options for specialized study. The first option is to focus on the law relating to international business and commercial transactions or inter- national human rights law. The second option is to focus on an area of American law as the subject of a comparative law study. Students can select classes appropriate for their particular interest from LLM courses and a wide array of JD courses.
Santa Clara University School of Law, located in California’s Silicon Valley, offers a one-year LL.M. in United States Law for people with legal training from outside the United States. Students in this program may specialize in Intellectual Property, International and Comparative Law, or Human Rights Law. Students are encouraged to design their own curriculum to meet their professional and academic goals.
Our LLM program provides a world-leading course of graduate study and experience for students seeking greater understanding of environmental, energy, and natural resources issues. Along with our En- vironmental and Natural Resources core classes, we offer our students innovative course work in Renewable Energy and Sustainable Develop- ment to better prepare and help them excel in their new careers.
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Open to foreign-trained and U.S. lawyers, the program offers a thorough exposure to American, International and Comparative IP Law and related fields and equips students with a grounding in legal theory and practical development to pursue gainful employment in the IP field in the U.S. and abroad.
The LL.M. in International Legal Studies program provides in-depth coverage of specialized areas of international and comparative law. Degree requirements include 24 units and a substantive paper. Roll- ing admissions for fall, spring and summer start dates.
The LL.M. in Comparative Law provides international law school graduates with the opportunity to design a program to specifically suit their academic and professional goals. The LL.M. offers maximum flexibility in selecting courses from a contemporary, dynamic cur- riculum. Candidates may also pursue a concentration in business & corporate, criminal, international or intellectual property law.
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