United States – Massachusetts

“Boston University School of Law (BU Law) is one of America’s most distinguished law schools. The core of the BU Law learning experience is superior teaching and a supportive, dynamic learning environment in which teachers guide, inspire and challenge. The school’s roughly 250 LL.M. students bring an astounding mix of backgrounds and interests to campus. In any given year, they come from over 40 law schools throughout the United States and from more than 35 countries worldwide. BU Law offers foreign-trained and domestic lawyers four leading LL.M. programs: LL.M. in American Law for foreign lawyers, LL.M. in Banking and Financial Law, LL.M. in Intellectual Property Law, LL.M. in Taxation.”

“As the oldest graduate school of international affairs in the United States, The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy is distinctive for its collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach. Fletcher’s flexible curriculum, distinguished faculty, and accomplished community of students and alumni provide a thorough preparation to meet global challenges that transcend borders, disciplines, and sectors. The international law faculty organizes a continuing "High Table" colloquium for LL.M. students. Taught by a distinguished international law faculty with extensive real-world experience, the program addresses the historical, political, cultural, and economic framework within which contemporary international lawyers operate.”

“Since our founding in 1929, Boston College Law School has earned an international reputation for educational excellence and the highest standards of professionalism. Our LL.M. program immerses participants in the intricacies and flavor of the United States legal system, and prepares them for the challenges of work in an increasingly global legal environment. Students design their own course of study from BC Law’s extensive curriculum, including both introductory and advanced courses. Because our LL.M. program is small and highly selective, students receive an unusual amount of individual attention. At the same time, they are full members of a broader community of future leaders in legal practice, government, NGOs, the judiciary, law teaching, and industry.”