LLM Programs in Public Law / Administrative Law / Regulation - Pennsylvania

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Penn Carey Law – University of Pennsylvania

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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 976 Followers 509 Discussions

The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School grants a generalized LLM, which allows students to design their own curriculum. All LLMs are eligible to enroll in the Wharton Business and Law Certificate, a program custom designed for LLMs taught by Wharton faculty. Our LLM degree begins with a unique pre-term summer program that prepares students for their academic year.

Full-Time: LL.M., LLCM (Masters in Comparative Law), Master in Law (ML) more…

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Dual Degree: LL.M. / MFS (Master's in International Finance and Law), JD / LL.M. more…

Penn State University - Penn State Law

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University Park, Pennsylvania 52 Followers 41 Discussions

Penn State University offers one of the oldest and most prestigious masters of law programs for foreign lawyers and is a leader in the internationalization of legal education. The professional interests of the faculty create a superior educational environment in which LL.M. candidates can pursue advanced legal studies. At Penn State University, you will discover a rich educational climate that challenges students to achieve academic and professional excellence. The learning environment is enhanc...

Full-Time: LL.M. Program, S.J.D. - Doctor of Juridical Science more…

Penn State University – Penn State Dickinson Law

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Carlisle, Pennsylvania 6 Followers 3 Discussions

Penn State Dickinson Law offers a flexible, 24-credit LL.M. program designed to give students a high-level understanding of the U.S. legal system. Dickinson Law offer small class sizes and a high level of personalized attention and interaction between students and the faculty. Our proximity to the nearby metropolitan legal markets of Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, and Washington D.C. enables students to cultivate important professional ties in the legal community.