| The Master of Laws (LL.M.) program is designed to provide advanced education with maximum flexibility to persons already possessing a law degree from a law school in the United States. Students can choose from a rich variety of courses taught by distinguished full-time faculty—who bring experience from the bench, major law firms, government agencies, and advocacy groups—as well as adjunct faculty, including sitting judges, senior public officials, and renowned practitioners.
The LL.M. comprises 24 credits, including a comprehensive research paper, which may be completed full time or part time in the day or evening, during fall, spring, and summer sessions. Not only is the LL.M. a valuable credential, but coursework completed toward the degree satisfies New York's Continuing Legal Education requirement for attorneys.
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