Arizona
LLM Programs in 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
How to Know When It's Time to Switch Legal Specialties
Switching legal specialties can be a big career decision. But it’s often why people embark on an LL.M. degree. Understanding when it’s time to make the leap, and how to navigate the transition successfully, can lead to greater job satisfaction and career fulfillment.
‘How my LL.M. From USC Gould Turbocharged my Career’
Moritz Reinhard, an LL.M graduate of USC Gould School of Law, has turbocharged his career by pursuing an advanced legal degree in the U.S. His decision to attend USC was fueled by various compelling factors: including personal connections, academic freedom, and the allure of California.
How to Use the Summer Wisely to Prepare for Your LL.M.
Summer can be a pivotal time for incoming Master of Law students. The transition to an LL.M. program can be challenging, but using your summer effectively can set a strong foundation for academic and personal success. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to prepare wisely for your LL.M. during the summer months.
