This one-year Master of Laws (LLM) program is designed for US-trained lawyers who wish to specialize in the high-demand fields of intellectual property (IP) and technology law. It offers an intensive study of US IP law, covering introductory and advanced topics, and examines the legal and political landscape affecting these areas. The curriculum is taught by leading scholars and experienced practitioners, with practical skills courses offered in small groups.
The LLM curriculum allows students to delve into both introductory and advanced aspects of intellectual property law. The program also includes practical skills courses designed to enhance real-world application of legal knowledge. Students can pursue an LLM and a specialized Certificate within the same academic year.
This program equips graduates with specialized expertise highly sought after in the IP and technology law sectors. Graduates are prepared for roles requiring in-depth knowledge of US intellectual property law and its intersection with technology.
Official academic transcripts from all undergraduate, graduate, and professional schools attended (in English) with class rank are required.
Financial aid, including need-based and credit-based loans, and merit-based scholarships, is available for full-time students who meet federal requirements.
The Master of Laws (LLM) in Intellectual Property & Technology Law for US-Trained Lawyers is a one-year intensive program.
This program prepares graduates for roles as Intellectual Property Professionals and Technology Law Specialists, equipped with expertise in US IP and technology law.
Please contact the admissions office directly to inquire about current tuition fees.
Applicants need a Law Degree from an accredited US law school, an undergraduate law degree from a foreign institution, or equivalent government experience/training in IP law.
Yes, financial aid and merit-based scholarships are available for full-time students who meet federal requirements. Further details can be obtained upon inquiry.