Hi,
I'm a law student in Frankfurt/Germany and I would love to do a LL.M. in South America. The problem is I can`t speak any spanish and I have not done my 1 state examination but I have met all requirements for graduation. I was told that you can do your LL.M even if you haven't done your 1 state examination. But then it takes a year longer. I would like to go to Lima/Peru, Mexico or Columbia. But I am willing to take any other suggestions. Is it possible to take part in the LL.M programme without any spanish. Well I'm starting a beginner course in a weeks time. But I'll just learn the basics. I would like to learn the language when I'm in South America.
It would be great if someone could help me out.
Thanks.

Hi mann57. I´m afraid there isn´t any LLM taught in all South America in English. The only Spanish-speaking country that offers LLM in English is Spain. One of them is very famous, in I.E. (Instituto de Empresa). If you learn spanish and decide to come to Perú, I would recommend you the Master in Business Law of the Universidad de Lima; it´s a good university, with a high quality faculty; they offer a double degree, one from them and the other from the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid (Spain). Good luck with your plans!