International LL.M News
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Guide to foreign LL.M. programs
The Global Frontier
How to pioneer your way through the ever-growing popularity of international law and working abroad.
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Working abroad
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LL.M. programs for international students: What to consider in your selection
Whether you’re an international student who wants to practice in the United States or a practicing foreign lawyer looking to study American law, an American LL.M. program might be your ticket.
Q: How should I get started? And what should I know?
A: Determine your motivation and reasons behind getting your LL.M. Whatever your preferred field, look for a program with a specific theoretical or pedagogical orientation rather than a general LL.M. program with no focus.
Also, the more diverse the program is, the more opportunities you’ll have for networking and studying with experienced professionals. Don’t forget to look at alumni, who make up the program’s contacts and history.
Make sure you leave the program with a thorough understanding of basic American common law — you’ll need that whether you intend to practice in the United States or take your knowledge back home with you.
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We contacted every law school in the United States and compiled a list of graduate law programs that are designed for foreign students. There are more than 100 additional programs that are primarily for U.S. students, but also open to foreign students. |











