Next fall, the Fletcher School will become the first non-law school in the United States to offer a Master of Laws program (LL.M.). The initiative was unveiled last week. The full-time, post-graduate ...

Students pursuing a master of law degree online through Drexel University’s Master of Policy and Law program develop the essential skills to lead where legal insight and public policy intersect. The ...

If you’re interested in legal training in a particular area of study without having earned a JD degree, a master’s degree at Case Western Reserve University School of Law could be the route for you.

Earning a LL.M. degree no longer requires showing up on campus. A growing number of traditional law schools are offering master of laws degrees entirely or primarily through online classes. Loyola ...

Veronica Beagle is the managing editor for Education at Forbes Advisor. She completed her master’s in English at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa. Before coming to Forbes Advisor she worked on ...

Take advantage of our unique MJ-MS in Agricultural Economics to drive innovation and design solutions in the increasingly complex and emerging agricultural law field! This dual degree program consists ...

The Kline School of Law offers a variety of dual degree programs in cooperation with other graduate programs at Drexel University. Students gain the unique perspectives of faculty from diverse ...

UC Berkeley School of Law is accepting applications for its new program, set to begin next summer, which will focus on artificial intelligence, or AI. The Master of Laws, or LLM, program is suited ...

An LLM or "Master of Laws," is an advanced degree in law. To be eligible to apply for an LLM program, you need to have already completed a first degree in law, such as an LLB, a Licenciado, etc. The ...

Launch a high-impact career in patent law with a Master of Patent Practice from Case Western Reserve University School of Law. Designed for students with a STEM background, this program prepares you ...

President David L. Boren announced Tuesday that the University of Oklahoma College of Law would establish a Master of Laws Program, to be initiated in fall 2011. “Today, we’re celebrating a major ...