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Online LLM in International Legal Studies

Liberty University’s Master of Laws (LLM) in International Legal Studies (Online) is a terminal degree that builds on your legal experience and skills by providing you with advanced studies in international law and policy.

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Duration

1 year

Starting Date

Anytime

Tuition Fee

$615 per credit

Location

Online

About the program

A master’s in international law online can make you a versatile asset in a variety of legal advisement and law practice roles. Understanding the boundaries and overlap of American and foreign legal systems can make a critical difference.

Liberty University’s Master of Laws (LLM) in International Legal Studies (Online) will give you a solid theological and philosophical foundation through the study of treaties, customary international law, and other principles of legal practice in foreign and international settings.

Career Opportunities

This online LL.M. program is helpful for legal and policy advisement roles, as well as those in advanced legal practice in international settings or dealing with foreign governments. The online LL.M. program also prepares students for doctoral studies, and academic scholarship, and may open opportunities for college-level instruction. Potential career options include:

Domestic and foreign policy analyst
International legal practice specialist
Political relations lawyer

Courses Included

Jurisprudence/Legal History
Law & Economics
International Business Law
International Public Law
International Trade Law
International Law & Diplomacy

Minimum requirements

Applicants must have a regionally or nationally accredited bachelor’s degree with a 3.0 or above cumulative GPA for admission in good standing. The applicant must have a Juris Doctor from an accredited U.S. law school or a first law degree (LL.B. or the equivalent) from a foreign law school.