The Master of Laws (LLM) in International Business and Economic Law program equips legal graduates with a global perspective and interdisciplinary skills. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the laws, policies, and business practices that govern international commerce and trade. The program focuses on developing your ability to negotiate and facilitate cross-border transactions, and master the organizational, transactional, and compliance aspects of working with globally engaged clients. This one-year, full-time, on-campus degree program is designed for individuals with a law degree (JD, LLB, or equivalent). It offers a deep dive into the practical issues transactional lawyers face when advising international businesses, and an understanding of the regulatory regimes relevant to multinational corporations. You will also hone negotiation skills crucial for cross-border deals.
USC Gould offers dedicated career support services to help LLM students develop their career plans. This includes workshops, tailored guidance, mentorship opportunities, and resources for law school and bar exam preparation. Graduates join the global Trojan Family network, providing a strong foundation for career advancement.
The LLM in International Business and Economic Law is open to anyone with a law degree (JD, LLB or equivalent).
USC Gould offers a fee waiver for the $75 application fee for LLM applicants who apply before the February 1 priority deadline.
USC Gould is a top-rated law school nationwide, renowned for its history of innovation and excellence in legal education.
This is a one-year, full-time, on-campus degree program.
To be eligible, you must hold a law degree, such as a JD, LLB, or an equivalent qualification.
Yes, USC Gould offers a fee waiver for the application fee for LLM applicants who apply before the February 1 priority deadline.
The priority application deadline is February 1, and the final application deadline for students not requiring I-20 documentation is July 1.
All applicants for the LLM in International Business and Economic Law program are automatically considered for merit-based LLM scholarships and housing stipends.
USC Gould provides dedicated career support, including workshops, tailored guidance, mentorship, and resources for bar exam preparation, to help students advance their careers.