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<pubDate>Wed, 15 Jun 2005 17:06:00 +0200</pubDate>
<title>Bitsou: Re: LLM at Stanford.</title>
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<description>Hello Rio, hello Flo

Riu: Apart from Stanford, Berkeley offers a very nice LLM program in IP Rights. The range of courses you can take in this field is very wide. Apart from Berkeley, you have Harvard with the Berkman Center which mainly focuses on New Technologies issues. Columbia and NYU also  have excellent professors and range of courses in IP rights. A last one could be Duke; the Law School has one of the best IP scholar in the US (Dan L. Burke) but he&#39;s nearly the only one to teach IP, so that the range of courses in this field remains small.

Flo: I don&#39;t belong to the Graduate Commitee so that it&#39;s difficult to tell you :) However, to be honest, I think it&#39;s extremely difficult to get admitted to the SPILS just after graduation. You probably either need a few years of experience or a few publications to have a chance among all the applications received. This being said, I of course may be wrong and it&#39;s always worth trying, especially if your subject is of an obvious interest on the international level and has hardly been dealt with in the past. Who knows in the end what makes the difference ;) ?

Just let me know if I can still help you.</description>
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