Hong Kong (PRC)
LLM Programs in Hong Kong (PRC)
HKU Law is the first law school in Hong Kong and one of the most prestigious law schools internationally. In the latest release of the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2021 by Subject, HKU Law comes 21st in the world. Whether you are interested in the cutting-edge legal issues, researching on an emerging area of interest, or just learning about another legal system, HKU Law has a diverse range of programmes to meet your academic or professional aspiration.
Hong Kong is an international financial, trade, and investment center on the doorstep of China. The Faculty of Law of The Chinese University of Hong Kong recognizes the regional and international demand for first rate practice-oriented legal training in light of globalization of the world's markets. The Chinese University of Hong Kong offers three LLM programmes taught (in English) at the heart of Hong Kong's central business district. We welcome you to obtain further information on our website
Full-Time: LL.M in Chinese Business Law, LL.M in Common Law, LL.M. in Energy and Environmental Law, LL.M in International Economic Law, LLM in Legal Hi... more…
Full-Time: Master of Laws (LL.M.), LL.M. in Arbitration and Dispute Resolution (LLMArbDR), Doctor of Juridical Science (JSD) more…
Distance Learning: LL.M. in Chinese Business Law more…
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Post-LL.M. Career Paths Diversify
There’s been a great expansion of evermore lucrative career paths for graduates of LL.M. programs, particularly in corporate law, ESG practice areas and legal technology
Why Diversity of Thought Matters in LL.M. programs
LL.M. students are drawn from a wide array of practice areas and countries and backgrounds, adding significant value to the student experience
Extracurricular Activities Support Post-LLM Careers
From startup incubators to mooting competitions and academic journals, participating in extra activities during your LL.M. degree is essential
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