2014 LL.M. Program Listings United States, cont. LL.M. Program for Foreign Students
University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law Kansas City, Missouri USA
Email:
umkclawoverseas@umkc.edu Website:
www1.law.umkc.edu/academic/china/LLM/ overview.htm
LL.M. for Foreign Lawyers
St. Louis University Law School St. Louis, Missouri USA
Email:
bander29@slu.edu Website:
law.slu.edu
Online Master of Laws in U.S. Law for Foreign Lawyers
Washington University School of Law St. Louis, Missouri USA
Email:
admissions@onlinelaw.wustl.edu Website:
onlinelaw.wustl.edu/
LL.M. in U.S. Law for Foreign Lawyers
Washington University School of Law St. Louis, Missouri USA
Email:
intllm@law.wustl.edu Website:
law.wustl.edu/llmint/index.aspx
Space, Cyber, and Telecommunications Law LL.M. or Executive LL.M.
University of Nebraska College of Law Lincoln, Nebraska USA
Email:
elsbeth.magilton@
unl.edu Website:
spaceandtelecomlaw.unl.edu
United States Legal Studies LL.M.
University of Nebraska College of Law Lincoln, Nebraska USA
Email:
elsbeth.magilton@
unl.edu Website:
law.unl.edu/llm-us-legal-studies
LL.M. in International Criminal Law and Justice
University of New Hampshire School of Law (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center) Concord, New Hampshire USA
Email:
debra.beauregard@
law.unh.edu Website:
www.law.unh.edu
ILSA Quarterly » volume 22 » issue 3 » February 2014
The LL.M. program is designed for students holding degrees in law from universities outside the United States. Students from around the world come to Nebraska and receive a rigorous academic experience studying U.S. law. Graduates are trained to meet the demands of legal practice in our globalized world by attending their courses side-by-side with J.D. students.
The program in International Criminal Law and Justice prepares students for careers involving a diverse range of justice issues, includ- ing counter terrorism, peacekeeping and diplomacy, military law, anti-counterfeiting, piracy, human trafficking — areas expanding in vital importance in our globalized world.
This two-semester LL.M. allows non-U.S. students to select courses from the entire WU Law course catalog, including a mandatory two-semester Introduction to U.S. Law. Top students are eligible to apply to transfer into WU Law’s J.D. program at the conclusion of the LL.M.
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Low tuition, affordable cost-of-living and generous scholarship opportunities make UMKC an exceptional value, providing foreign lawyers with an introduction to American law and legal skills. The UMKC campus is located in a thriving city with active ethnic communities and many cultural opportunities - an ideal place to experience American culture while studying American law.
Our program is highly individualized to suit each student’s interests and professional goals. All LL.M. students take courses alongside J.D. Students. In addition to selecting courses and seminars from the law school curriculum, LL.M. students may take up to three credits of courses at the Business School, School of Public Health, or any of the 44 other graduate programs at the university.
The @WashULaw Master of Laws (LL.M.) program is a dynamic online LL.M. program offered by the Washington University School of Law, part of the elite Washington University in St. Louis. Taught by highly respected faculty, this program is designed to help the next generation of attorneys achieve their career goals and learn skills to succeed in the rapidly changing field of international business.
Nebraska Law’s Space, Cyber, and Telecom Law traditional LL.M and Executive LL.M. degrees are the only degrees of their kind in the world taught in English. We have an outstanding faculty, all who bring unique expertise to teach you these exciting “new frontier” areas of the law. Nebraska Law is an affordable option for those seeking a specialized educational experience at a quality law school.
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