2014 LL.M. Program Listings United States, cont. LL.M. for Foreign Educated Lawyers
Michigan State University College of Law East Lansing, Michigan USA
Email:
feehelec@law.msu.edu Website:
www.law.msu.edu
U.S. Legal Studies for Foreign Attorneys
Thomas M. Cooley Law School Lansing, Michigan USA
Email:
internationalprograms@cooley.edu Website:
www.cooley.edu/international
LL.M. in American Law
University of Minnesota Law School Minneapolis, Minnesota USA
Email:
dschless@umn.edu Website:
www.law.umn.edu
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Hamline University School of Law Saint Paul, Minnesota USA
Email:
aluitjens01@hamline.edu Website:
law.hamline.edu/llm.html
LL.M. Program for Foreign Law Graduates
William Mitchell College of Law St. Paul, Minnesota USA
Email:
jim.hilbert@wmitchell.edu Website:
www.wmitchell.edu/academics/llm/
LL.M. in American Legal Studies
Mississippi College School of Law Jackson, Mississippi USA
Email:
meyer@mc.edu Website:
law.mc.edu/prospective-students/llm/
LL.M. in Dispute Resolution
University of Missouri School of Law Columbia, Missouri USA
Email:
neylonk@missouri.edu Website:
www.law.missouri.edu/csdr/llm/
The University of Minnesota Law School LL.M. program provides foreign lawyers with a rigorous academic experience, exposing them to a broad array of legal skills and knowledge. The Office of In- ternational and Graduate Programs and the Career and Professional Development Center provides individual support to each LL.M. student throughout every step of their Law School experience.
The Hamline Law LL.M. for International Lawyers provides attorneys who possess an LL.B. or equivalent degree from a country other than the United States the specialized training and education necessary to compete globally. Students may specialize in any of the program’s areas of emphasis, including American Legal System, Business Law, Human Rights, Intellectual Property, and International Law.
The LL.M. program at William Mitchell is unique in that students can customize their own LL.M. degree to reflect a certain practice special- ty or academic focus that is of particular interest to them. Examples of possible degrees include IP, Business Law, Dispute Resolution and Negotiation, and Instruction in American Law (for faculty). Students work with a faculty advisor to design the program.
The Mississippi College LL.M. Program is a small, student-centric program that focuses on core legal skills and preparation to pass a U.S. bar examination. The program is a full 30 credits and will qualify most foreign law graduates to sit for the bar examination in New York, Cali- fornia, Alabama, and other U.S. jurisdictions. All LL.M. students receive private tutoring from a faculty member.
Missouri was the first U.S. law school to offer an LL.M. exclusively focused on dispute resolution. MU consistently ranks as one of the top law schools in dispute resolution. We have one of the largest law fac- ulty who focus on dispute resolution, publishing many leading articles and texts. Our program blends theoretical analysis, practitioner skills, and systems design work.
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The LL.M. Program at the MSU College of Law provides a rigorous yet flexible academic curriculum for foreign lawyers. Students will: • Gain a solid theoretical and practical foundation in American law • Create a personalized program • Qualify to take the bar examina- tion multiple U.S. jurisdictions • Improve their LEGAL ENGLISH skills • Enhance career opportunities.
The U.S. Legal Studies for Foreign Attorneys LL.M. program is intended for well-qualified lawyers and law graduates from countries outside the United States who desire to immerse themselves in the study of the common law and then plan to return to their country to practice law.
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