District of Columbia
LLM Programs in District of Columbia
Georgetown Law, in Washington, D.C., has one of the most well-established graduate programs in the United States and offers an unparalleled opportunity for lawyers to broaden and deepen their understanding of law through advanced study. Our LL.M., S.J.D. and Certificate students come from more than 60 countries and close to 150 different law schools from around the world. Georgetown Law offers the widest variety of courses and programs of any law school in the United States.
Full-Time: General Studies LL.M., Environmental and Energy Law LL.M., National and Global Health Law LL.M., Global Health Law & Governance LL.M., Inter... more…
Distance Learning: Executive LL.M. Securities and Financial Regulation, Online Taxation LL.M., Master of Studies in Law (M.S.L.) in Taxation more…
Dual Degree: LL.M. Dual Degree, J.D. / LL.M. more…
GW Law is a premier center of legal scholarship, producing leaders in government, business, judicial, and private legal spheres. Our faculty has extensive real-world experience, and our staff is dedicated to serving the needs of all our students. GW Law is located across the street from the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Our LLM students profit from unparalleled externship opportunities and the most robust professional development series offered in the US.
Full-Time: M.A. in International Law & Organizations more…
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