2014 LL.M. Program Listings United States, cont. LL.M. in International Human Rights Law
Notre Dame Law School Notre Dame, Indiana USA
Email:
sobrien2@nd.edu Website:
humanrights.nd.edu
LL.M. in Human Rights and Global Citizenship
Drake Law School Des Moines, Iowa USA
Email:
Erin.Lain@
drake.edu Website:
www.law.drake.edu
LL.M. in International and Comparative Law
University of Iowa College of Law Iowa City, Iowa USA
Email:
grace-tully@uiowa.edu Website:
www.law.uiowa.edu/prospective/llm
LL.M. in Global Legal Studies 68
Washburn University School of Law Topeka, Kansas USA
Email:
lori.mcmillan@
washburn.edu Website:
washburnlaw.edu/academics/llm/index.html
LL.M. in Comparative Law
Louisiana State University Law Center Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA
Email:
Jennifer.Lane@
law.lsu.edu Website:
www.law.lsu.edu/index.cfm?geaux=academics.llm
LL.M. in United States Law
Loyola University New Orleans New Orleans, Louisiana USA
Email:
maldavis@loyno.edu Website:
law.loyno.edu/llm-program-international-students
LL.M. in American Law Tulane Law School
New Orleans, Louisiana USA
Email:
hmarinar@tulane.edu Website:
www.law.tulane.edu
This degree is intended primarily for international students who hold a first degree in law (JD or LLB or equivalent) from a non-U.S. law school and who wish to establish eligibility to take the bar examination in Louisiana or New York. The degree will give students from foreign jurisdictions a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles of U.S. law and the American legal system.
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The Iowa LL.M. is designed for top law graduates who wish to deepen their understanding of law, especially international and comparative law. Foreign-trained lawyers may combine comparative law with a focus on U.S. law and institutions, including antitrust, corporate, and intellectual property law. Legal writing and other courses available to satisfy requirements to take state bar exams.
The LL.M. in Global Legal Studies offers three broad areas or “tracks” with specialization in corporate and commercial law; public law; and in legal analysis, writing and advocacy. Washburn Law, located in America’s heartland, features individualized guidance, small class sizes, flexible programs, and world class faculty invested in your success.
Each year, a select group of lawyers from the US and around the world comes together at Notre Dame. Guided by an internationally recognized faculty, they engage with a rich interdisciplinary curriculum that prepares them to defend human rights and to transform the legal, social and economic contexts in which they are violated. Join us as we celebrate 40 years of human rights research and training.
The Human Rights and Global Citizenship LL.M. examines the roles that nations, individuals, international organizations, and the rule of law play in the realization of human rights.
The LL.M. degree in Comparative Law is open to students with either Civilian or Anglo-American training who seek a firm foundation in the American common law taught from the unique perspective that only a truly comparativist institution can offer. A unique set of courses is designed for each student to address their individual interests.
This is a program for lawyers who have a first degree in law from a country other than the United States and who want training and certifi- cation in U.S. law. The program is fully integrated with the existing J.D. program, allowing students to choose from a large number of courses.
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