LLM Programs in Business Law / Commercial Law - France
Lyon Catholic University (UCLy - France) offers 2 LL.M. taught in English and opened to law graduates. Both progams offer several tracks in partnership with St John’s University (New York) and Maynooth University (Ireland). The LL.M. Business covers areas of international business law. The LL.M. Trade covers European, International trade and international investments.
CYU LL.M. in Taxation, Business Law and Compliance offers a foundation in the French and European Union legal systems and provides students with an in depth understanding of the applicability of the Laws across diverse areas of practice. The program covers a wide range of fields from which students garner knowledge. The program is competitive and unique and avails students the opportunity to attend academic Seminars, Conferences, Lectures and Internship in line with their career path.
Full-Time: LL.M. in European Law, LL.M. International Business Law, LL.M. Public Law and Democracy, LL.M. Assas World Arbitration and Dispute Settlemen... more…
Full-Time: LL.M. in International and European Business Law more…
Full-Time: LL.M. in Business Contracts, LL.M. in Corporate Law and Mergers and Acquisitions more…
Full-Time: Master in International Business Law, Master in Maritime and Port Activities Law, Master in Local Government Law, Master of Laws in Justice,... more…
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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.
