LLM Programs in International Trade Law / WTO Law - Arizona
A top-tier U.S. law school, the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law offers graduates of U.S. and foreign law schools the opportunity to pursue a Master of Laws (LLM) in one of three programs: International Trade & Business Law, Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy, or General. For many non-U.S. lawyers, our two-year JD program may be a better option, offering a JD in only two years and access to the bar exam in all 50 states. Study in sunny Tucson, Arizona, then practice anywhere.
Full-Time: International Trade and Business Law LL.M., Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy LL.M., General LL.M., Master of Legal Studies (MLS) more…
Distance Learning: Master of Legal Studies (MLS) Online more…
By Research: Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy SJD, International Trade and Business Law SJD more…
News - LLM in Arizona
Articles - LLM in Arizona
Why Tech Law is the Hot New LL.M. Focus in an AI Era
Schools are helping lawyers prepare for a fast-changing legal world impacted by AI and developing technology. Students can benefit from a cutting-edge curriculum and new job opportunities.
Connect with Top California Law Schools
The California Law LL.M. Consortium is giving prospective students in Milan and London the opportunity to meet school and admissions representatives. They will hear about top legal issues and learn about how a U.S. LL.M. can benefit their careers.
Leaping Back into Firm Life After an LL.M.
Leaving school behind can feel daunting but if a graduate understands the different expectations and is conscious of new technology, it can make returning to a firm that much easier.
