2014 LL.M. Program Listings United States, cont. LL.M. in Health Policy and Law


Northeastern School of Law Boston, Massachusetts USA


Email: p.cassidy@neu.edu Website: www.northeastern.edu/law/academics/llm/index.html


LL.M. in Global Law and Technology


Suffolk University Law School Boston, Massachusetts USA


Email: bsandusky@suffolk.edu Website: www.suffolk.edu/law/llm


LL.M. (Masters of Law) Harvard Law School


Cambridge, Massachusetts USA


Email: gpquery@law.harvard.edu Website: www.law.harvard.edu/prospective/gradprogram/llm/ index.html


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Earn your LLM and specialize in IP/IT in this global center of technology


www.suffolk.edu/LLM


Northeastern University School of Law’s signature co-op program ensures that all JD students graduate with real-world experience. Now the leader in experiential legal education offers an LL.M. with a specialization in Health Policy and Law. This Master of Laws program is open to seasoned practitioners in the field as well as veteran lawyers aiming to transition into the field.


Suffolk University Law School’s LL.M. in Global Law and Technol- ogy offers a flexible 24 credit degree program to prepare you for the international practice of law. Students may earn specializations in International Law and Business, Intellectual Property and Information Technology Law, Biomedicine & Biotechnology and U.S. Law and Legal Methods.


Harvard’s LL.M. is a one-year advanced degree program for students with first law degrees (e.g., J.D., LL.B., Maîtrise en Droit). The program attracts around 180 students from 70 countries, including lawyers in private practice, government officials, professors, judges, human rights activists, and doctoral candidates, all of whom share intellectual curios- ity and a record of high achievement.


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