Penn State Law has announced three new fields of study ― Business Law; Arbitration, Mediation and Negotiation; and International and Transnational Law ― that will be available to students taking its LL.M. program beginning in 2010.
According to the law school, the new specializations are intended to give LL.M. students "the opportunity to both gain general skills in navigating the American legal system and specialty international legal expertise."
For more information about the new fields of study, please visit the Penn State Law website or their full LLM GUIDE directory profile.
Students can now focus on Business Law, International Law, or Arbitration/Mediation
Comments
Related Law Schools
Full Profile
University Park, Pennsylvania
41 Followers
33 Discussions
More LLM News
DAJV to Host an LL.M. Day in Cologne on October 28
Sep 10, 2019
Loyola Law School Announces Online Tax LL.M.
Jul 26, 2019
LLM Articles
LL.M. Applications: What to do When You’ve Been Waitlisted
Sep 09, 2019
“Waitlisting” candidates is a growing trend, but there are many concrete steps that an applicant can take to improve their chances of admission to a top LL.M. course
LL.M. Programs in California: From Hollywood to the Redwoods
Aug 15, 2019
With beautiful deserts in the south and towering forests in the north, it’s no surprise that the diverse state of California is the number one in America for international students.
As UK Law Firms Enjoy the Boom Times, How Can You Become a Lawyer in the UK?
Aug 06, 2019
The Brexit vote has led to a surge in law firm revenue and hiring, driving up the popularity of UK law schools. But LL.M. programs typically do not qualify one to practice law in the UK. Here’s what you need to do to qualify
