LL.M. in International and Comparative Law: Requirements

Participants in the LL.M. program must complete 24 credit hours of study, including:

• Comparative Law
• Introduction to the American Legal System
• A seminar in an area chosen by the student

The remaining credit hours may be filled with courses selected from the wide range of offerings at Chicago-Kent. The international courses in Chicago-Kent's LL.M. program include:

• International Law
• Comparative Law
• International Business Transactions
• International Trade Law
• European Union Law
• International Aspects of Intellectual Property
• International Human Rights
• Immigration Law

If you have any questions about the admissions process or the program, contact the Office of International Law and Policy (phone: 312-906-5134; fax: 312-906-5355; e-mail: intllm@kentlaw.edu).

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LL.M. Programs: Prospective Students

LL.M. programs International and Comparative Law Special LL.M. and Overseas Training Programs International Intellectual Property Law Financial Services Law

LL.M. Programs: Enrolled Students

Information for accepted students Information for exchange students Job search resrouces

International J.D. Programs

Certificate in International and Comparative Law Study abroad programs Volunteer to mentor LL.M. students International student organizations at Chicago-Kent

News and Events

Dean Lazar's Record page Administrative memos Newsletter Operation Kosovo Global Law and Policy Initiative (GLAPI) Alumni news

Short Courses

Intro to American Legal System for International Undergraduate Students Short Term Training in International Intellectual Property Rights Management Other training courses

Class Profiles

Class of 2009 Class of 2008 Alumni information

Visiting Scholars

About the Visiting Scholars program