2012 LL.M. Program Listings United States, cont. LL.M. in United States Legal Studies
Texas Tech University School of Law Lubbock, Texas USA
Email:
Jorge.Ramirez@ttu.edu Website:
www.law.ttu.edu/acp/academics/llm/
JD/LL..M. in French and European Law
Vermont Law School South Royalton, Vermont USA
Email:
sfarrior@vermontlaw.edu Website:
www.vermontlaw.edu/academics/degrees/dual_degrees/ university_of_cergy-pontoise_france.htm
LL.M. in American Legal Studies
Vermont Law School South Royalton, Vermont USA
Email:
sfarrior@vermontlaw.edu Website:
vermontlaw.edu/Academics/International_and_Compara- tive_Law_Programs/
LLM_in_American_Legal_Studies.httm
LL.M. in Environmental Law
Vermont Law School South Royalton, Vermont USA
Email:
amansfield@vermontlaw.edu Website:
vermontlaw.edu/Academics/Degrees/Master_of_ Laws_%28LLM%29.htm
LL.M. in American Legal Studies
Regent University School of Law Virginia Beach, Virginia USA
Email:
skirnan@regent.edu Website:
www.regent.edu/law
LL.M. in Asian and Comparative Law
University of Washington School of Law Seattle, Washington USA
Email:
gradlaw@uw.edu Website:
www.law.washington.edu/AsianLaw/LLM/default. aspx?vw=asian#tab
LL.M. in Global Business Law
University of Washington School of Law Seattle, Washington USA
Email:
gradlaw@uw.edu Website:
www.law.washington.edu/AsianLaw/LLM/
This is a challenging program that builds professional competence in substantive laws of one or more Asian jurisdictions. Students complete a sequence of Asian and comparative law courses, legal research and writing projects. Many sit for the NY (or CA) Bar Exam. Graduates pursue legal careers in Asia, Europe or United States. Nine- month course starts September. Apply by February 1.
This program focuses on U.S. and international business law and practice. Our practical courses team J.D. and international LL.M. students to work together on simulated international transactions. Many sit for the NY (or CA) Bar Exam. Graduates become global business lawyers, entrepreneurs or economic policy makers. Nine- month course starts September. Apply by February 1.
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Two-semester program designed for graduates of foreign law schools who are interested in a formal program of study of the U.S. legal sys- tem. Located in Lubbock, Texas, the heartland of the America’s West, Texas Tech University blends rugged independence and Southwestern customs with the benefits of a first-class research institution offering more than 150 Master’s and PH.D. programs.
The JD/LLM in French and European Union Law is available through a dual degree partnership between Vermont Law School and the University of Cergy-Pontoise, one of the top law schools in France, located just outside of Paris. Students complete two years of study at Vermont followed by one year of courses (in English) at Cergy.
This LLM is designed for those who already hold a law degree from a non-US law school. Our LLM students take all their courses together with the JD students, so they have immersion in the US law school experience. The required courses provide a solid foundation in US law and good preparation for US bar exams.
Vermont Law School offers over fifty courses in environmental law and policy -- the widest range of courses in this field offered by any law school. These include numerous courses in international environmental law. Students have the option of beginning their studies in the summer or fall semesters. This program includes an internship option.
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Designed for graduates of accredited institutions outside the U.S. who have already earned a J.D.-equivalent law degree and want to pursue studies in American law, Regent offers an LL.M in American law from a Christian jurisprudential perspective.
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