Hi everyone,
Does anybody which universities offer 2-years LLM program?

For sure Berkeley and UC Davis I do not know about another one

both says they are for 9 months. why do you think they are 2 years?

Well, Berkeley offers an LLM during 2 consecutive summers (2 years) and U.C Davis too, if you are looking for 2 consecutive years I mean at least 18 months, Georgetown Law Center offers and LLM with a certification in legal English and there is 2 years.

Regards

thank you very much

That's correct: UC Berkeley offers two paths to the LLM degree. One is a traditional academic-year program from August to May. The other occurs over two consecutive summers, in terms of 10 or 13 weeks, to accommodate the schedules of working legal professionals who may not be able to leave home for a full year. Both tracks lead to the same LLM degree, although available specializations vary by track.

The application deadline for 2013 has passed, but information for future applicants is available at http://www.law.berkeley.edu/llmjsd.htm.

I'm at Widener Law School in Wilmington, Delaware, and many of our LL.M. students take more than one year to complete the program. Indeed, I often recommend this approach. Normally, they take three semesters instead of two. Occasionally, they can stretch it out to two full years (four semesters), but this is difficult, because they need to maintain "full time" status for their visas.

--Prof. Luce