2014 LL.M. Program Listings United States, cont. LL.M. in International Law and Justice
Fordham University Law School New York, New York USA
Email:
llm@law.fordham.edu Website:
law.fordham.edu/llm
LL.M. in U.S. and Comparative Law
Fordham University School of Law New York, New York USA
Email:
llm@law.fordham.edu Website:
law.fordham.edu/llm
LL.M. in American Law
Syracuse University College of Law Syracuse, New York USA
Email:
ashorsfa@law.syr.edu Website:
www.law.syr.edu/admissions-and-financial-aid/llm- admissions/
index.aspx
LL.M. in Comparative Legal Studies
Pace University School of Law White Plains, New York USA
Email:
llm@law.pace.edu Website:
www.law.pace.edu
LL.M. Program in United States Law
University of North Carolina (UNC) School of Law Chapel Hill, North Carolina USA
Email:
bevsize@email.unc.edu Website:
www.law.unc.edu/academics/degreeprograms/llm/ default.aspx
LL.M.
Duke University School of Law Durham, North Carolina USA
Email:
brown@law.duke.edu Website:
law.duke.edu/international
U.S. Law for Foreign Lawyers
Wake Forest University School of Law Winston-Salem, North Carolina USA
Email:
LLM@wfu.edu Website:
llm.law.wfu.edu
The Master of Laws degree in International Law and Justice falls under the auspices of the Law School’s Leitner Center for Interna- tional Law and Justice. This program offers students the opportunity to gain an advanced understanding of human rights protection and promotion on international, regional, and domestic levels. This degree is designed primarily for lawyers who work in public interest.
Fordham Law’s LL.M. in U.S. and Comparative Law offers students the flexibility to develop a curriculum in U.S. law topics that suits their particular needs and interests. This degree is designed for students who have received their primary legal education in civil law countries and who plan to return to their home countries within a few years of receiving the LL.M. degree.
The College of Law’s LL.M. in American Law is a 24-credit program designed for foreign-trained legal professionals that can be completed in one academic year here in Syracuse, New York. LL.M. students take three required courses tailored specifically for the program. Students are provided with personalized academic advising to assist in selecting courses based upon their own goals.
Our LL.M. program in Comparative Law seeks to immerse our students in the common law system practiced by United States attorneys so as to enhance their standing as lawyers or professionals in their own jurisdictions. In addition, students can develop a specialization that may not have been emphasized in their own schools.
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LL.M. Program in United States Law offers international lawyers the chance to study key areas of U.S. law at one of the top law schools, located in a sophisticated university community. LL.M. students are fully integrated and can select from a wide array of courses. Students should have already received a law degree from outside the U.S. Required ABA acquiescence of LL.M. addressed in Jan. 2011.
The LL.M. program at Duke Law School is designed to introduce for- eign law graduates to the legal system of the United States and pro- vide the opportunity to take advanced courses in specialized areas of the law. LL.M. students are welcome to select from the large number of courses represented in the Duke Law curriculum. With the excep- tion of two requirements, all classes are taken with JD students.
The Wake Forest Law LL.M. degree program is designed primarily for international lawyers and students who hold a first degree in law from their home countries and desire to enhance their legal careers by studying the laws of the United States. Students pursue individual interests through coursework in JD classes, and each student receives an individual faculty advisor and American JD mentor.
ILSA Quarterly » volume 22 » issue 3 » February 2014
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