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LL.M. Program in International Intellectual Property Law

LL.M. in International Intellectual Property Law

Chicago-Kent College of Law is proud to announce that it now offers a one-year LL.M. in International Intellectual Property Law, the first such degree to be offered by a U.S. law school.

With this unique program, U.S. and foreign attorneys holding first degrees in law can specialize in one of the most dynamic and rapidly changing legal fields. Offered as a one-year, full-time program, the LL.M. in International Intellectual Property Law requires a graduate seminar with thesis and intensive study of a range of courses dealing with both intellectual property and international law topics.

Find out more information about the Intellectual Property Law Programs at Chicago-Kent.

 

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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
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Class of 2009 Class of 2008 Alumni information
Visiting Scholars
About the Visiting Scholars program
 
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