New Sports Law LL.M. Program for Foreign Lawyers at Marquette University
Program will be first of its kind in the United StatesJul 29, 2007
Marquette University Law School will be offering an LL.M. in Sports Law for foreign lawyers for the first time this Fall. According to the university, this will be the first graduate degree in Sports Law offered by a law school in the United States. Required courses include Amateur Sports Law, Professional Sports Law, two electives, as well as a research project on an international or comparative sports law.
Marquette University is a Jesuit university located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This is its first LL.M. program.
For more information, please visit the Marquette Law School website.
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seema Dhami, Tue Jul 29, 2008 06:28 AM
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I am also a sports personnal and government employee in National Sports Council having LL.M in human rights and GENDER jUSTICE from Nepal, would also like to be a student of sports law but i missed it . -
Grant Fowler, Sat Mar 21, 2009 03:42 PM
I am looking to crossover from a Bachelor's of Science Degree from Canada into a Master's of Law degree as part of my parole requirements. I have a 3.2 GPA. I am wicked smart and I have to get back the Toronto Maple Leafs as my last requirement to declare myself British-Canadian Prince of Royal canada as dictated in the will of my great godfather Lord Stanley.
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