The LL.M. Program at USC Law School is a master's degree program for students trained in law outside the U.S. The program introduces outstanding foreign lawyers to American law and the U.S. legal system and prepares them for leadership roles in the global market. Through the LL.M. Program, foreign lawyers have an opportunity to meet and interact not only with the faculty and J.D. students but also with practicing lawyers from around the world.
A Dive Into Public International Law LL.M.s
By B. Xu on Aug 30, 2017
We take a closer look at the current LL.M. landscape for public international law and how to pick the best program.
How Many Big Law Associates and Partners Have an LL.M.?
By A. Hassan, V. Wish, M. Filtz on Jun 04, 2015
LLM GUIDE surveys over 20,000 Big Law employees to find out how many have LL.Ms. and where they work
Post-LL.M. Career Focus: The US Job Market
By Philipp Lassahn (HLS LL.M. graduate 2015) on Apr 20, 2015
How to improve your chances of landing a job in the US after your LL.M.
LL.M. Programs in Alternative Dispute Resolution
By M. Filtz on Mar 30, 2015
Specialized programs can help lawyers with tactics like mediation and negotiation, which are increasingly used as alternatives to litigation
5 Questions for an LL.M. - Student Angela Gallerizzo
By V. Wish on Jul 09, 2013
Leiden University, LL.M. Advanced Studies in European and International Business Law, 2012-13
Postgraduate Law Diplomas and Certificates: An LL.M. Alternative?
By V. Wish on Aug 30, 2012
More law schools are offering shorter and focused qualifications for working lawyers
