2025–26 Mandatory Student Fee Changes: The following changes to fees will be in effect starting in Fall 2025; student services will remain the same: The A&S Tech (ASSET) Fee will be eliminated for all ...

An LLM or "Master of Laws," is an advanced degree in law. To be eligible to apply for an LLM program, you need to have already completed a first degree in law, such as an LLB, a Licenciado, etc. The ...

Advance your career with an LLM (Master of Laws) degree from Drexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law. The Drexel Kline School of Law offers a variety of innovative LLM degrees that provide ...

Case Western Reserve University School of Law offers four LLM (Master of Laws) degree programs to international students and students who have already earned a law degree outside the U.S. Our programs ...

UConn’s Board of Trustees has approved a new academic degree program at UConn School of Law: an LLM (master of law degree) in Intellectual Property Law and Information Governance. It will be the only ...

The University of Connecticut School of Law is proud to offer the flexibility and opportunities of a large school with all the warmth, support and personal attention of a small one. “Our small classes ...

The School of Law at Queen Mary University of London offers programmes across a wide range of specialisms and postgraduate qualifications, including PhD, LLM, MSc and Diploma degrees. We are the ...

Berkeley Law's newly launched AI-focused master of laws degree program will address the emerging technology's impact on law, policy and regulation. The University of California Berkeley School of Law ...

The LLM at LSE Law School is unmatched in the international, comparative and interdisciplinary approaches and courses that it offers. It is a leading LLM programme, delivered at one of the world's ...

The LSE LLM programme is designed to give you the flexibility to create a degree programme that suits your academic and professional objectives. You can either expand your horizons by engaging with ...

You must hold a minimum Upper Second class honours degree, or the overseas equivalent, in a relevant subject (eg medicine, law, philosophy, nursing, religious studies). If you hold a relevant degree ...