Programs

Literacy Specialist K-12, MA

The Master of Arts (MA) in Literacy Specialist K-12 program is designed for certified teachers who want to deepen their expertise in reading and writing instruction. This program focuses on developing advanced strategies and techniques to improve literacy skills for learners of all ages, from young children to adults. Graduates will be equipped to assess literacy capabilities, design individualized reading plans, and implement effective remediation strategies. The program can also lead to literacy specialist certification through the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).

Literary Arts MFA

Brown University's Literary Arts program offers a Master of Fine Arts (MFA) degree designed for emerging writers. Admission is highly competitive and is primarily based on the quality of your original literary writing. The program welcomes applications from international students, who typically represent 10-30% of enrolled students each year. While the primary focus is on writing ability, the department provides a supportive environment for students to develop their craft.

Literary Reportage

The Literary Reportage program is an MFA designed for students who want to tell compelling stories through in-depth reporting and sophisticated writing. A background in journalism is not required, as the program welcomes applicants from all academic disciplines. The curriculum focuses on developing your ability to research, write, and structure long-form narrative non-fiction, preparing you for careers in journalism, publishing, and other fields that value exceptional storytelling. You will learn to craft narratives that are both deeply reported and beautifully written, engaging readers with complex subjects and characters.

Literary Studies: Aesthetics – Literature – Philosophy (M.A.)

This Master's program delves into the intricate relationships between rhetoric, aesthetics, media, and material practices, aiming to bridge aesthetics, literature, and philosophy through a cultural theory lens. It examines European literatures and philosophies within their historical and cross-cultural contexts, viewing literature not as a collection of national works but as a phenomenon with transcultural dimensions. The program encourages multi-perspective approaches to critical questions about the formation of European literary canons, their connection to other knowledge systems and media, and the dynamic interplay between philosophy and literature. It emphasizes a transnational, comparative, and intermedial approach, critically questioning concepts like identity and territory, and exploring the methodological significance of literature for cultural studies.

Literature M.A.

The Master of Arts (M.A.) in Literature at UC Santa Cruz is designed for students seeking to deepen their critical understanding and training in literary studies. This program is particularly beneficial for those aiming to prepare for doctoral studies, usually at another institution. The M.A. program typically spans one to two years, allowing students to develop a strong foundation in literary analysis and theory.

Literature Review in Physiotherapy

This course focuses on developing skills in literature review within the field of physiotherapy. It is designed for students at the second cycle level and is delivered entirely online, allowing for flexible learning. The course is taught in Swedish and covers essential aspects of critically evaluating and synthesizing existing research to inform clinical practice.

Lithuanian Studies

The Lithuanian Studies programme offers a comprehensive approach to learning the Lithuanian language, aiming to bring students to a B2 level of proficiency. Alongside language acquisition, the curriculum delves into Lithuanian culture, literature, history, and social and political life. It also provides insights into neighbouring Baltic countries, offering an interdisciplinary and flexible learning experience. This Bachelor of Humanities program is designed for full-time study in Vilnius, covering 240 credits over four years. It is taught in both English and Lithuanian, making it accessible to international students who wish to immerse themselves in the Lithuanian language and its cultural context.

LL.B. Law

Study Law at Canterbury Christ Church University and become part of a supportive, challenging, and vibrant academic community. You’ll learn alongside experienced academics, practising professionals, and fellow students, gaining the knowledge and confidence to progress towards a career in law or the wider criminal justice sector. This original and innovative degree has been designed in consultation with senior managers and experienced practitioners, giving you both a strong theoretical foundation and practical insight. You’ll develop the legal knowledge needed to progress to the vocational stage of training as a solicitor or barrister, whilst building skills that employers value. Throughout your degree, you’ll have opportunities to gain hands-on experience beyond the classroom. You may shadow a local judge, observe live mediations through our in-house Mediation Clinic, and work directly with unrepresented parties as a Community Legal Companion in court. These experiences will help you build confidence, professional awareness, and real-world legal skills.

LL.B. Law with Foundation Year

This LLB Law with Foundation Year program is designed for students who want to pursue a career in law but may not yet meet the direct entry requirements for a qualifying law degree. The foundation year provides a strong academic grounding in essential subjects, preparing you for the core LLB Law modules in the subsequent years. It's an excellent pathway to gaining a comprehensive understanding of legal principles and practices.

LL.M. – Legal Protection of Data

This specialized LL.M. program offers comprehensive training in data protection law, equipping graduates with practical knowledge and skills to become experts in the field. The curriculum covers personal data protection, copyright, database law, civil law, and constitutional law, addressing the growing importance of data regulation in the digital age. Graduates will be prepared for roles such as Data Protection Officers, corporate lawyers, compliance officers, and legal advisors specializing in information technology and data privacy.

LL.M. in Environmental and Energy Law

Georgetown Law offers an LL.M. in Environmental and Energy Law, a comprehensive program focusing on the legal and policy frameworks governing environmental protection and energy resources. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of this complex and rapidly evolving field, covering foundational principles to advanced, specialized topics. The program is structured to build expertise across various sub-disciplines, including pollution control, environmental justice, biodiversity, natural resource management, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and energy regulation. Students will gain insights into how environmental and energy law intersect with administrative, criminal, transactional, finance, and property law. This LL.M. program is ideal for legal professionals seeking to specialize in environmental and energy law, offering a rigorous academic experience within a dynamic legal and policy landscape. The curriculum emphasizes both theoretical knowledge and practical application, preparing graduates for impactful careers in public service, private practice, and non-governmental organizations.

LL.M. in Health Law

This LL.M. program focuses on Health Law, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of legal regulations and case law relevant to the healthcare sector. The curriculum covers the general principles of health law, including legal norms, relationships within healthcare, and the legal responsibilities of healthcare providers. It also delves into specific and specialized topics such as healthcare financing, pharmaceutical law, medical devices, assisted reproduction, and medical research. Upon completion, graduates will be awarded an internationally recognized LL.M. degree. The program is designed to be flexible, with a combined study mode. It is particularly beneficial for legal professionals, as participation may be recognized by the Czech Bar Association for mandatory elective seminars for legal trainees or as credits for continuing legal education for practicing lawyers.

LL.M. in Intellectual Property Law

The LL.M. in Intellectual Property Law program is designed for legal professionals and graduates seeking to specialize in the complex and rapidly evolving field of intellectual property. This program offers a comprehensive study of patent, trademark, copyright, and other IP-related legal areas, with a focus on both domestic and international perspectives. Students will gain a deep understanding of IP law's impact on innovation, technology, and commerce. The curriculum is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, preparing graduates for advanced careers in IP law.

LL.M. in International Dispute Settlement (MIDS)

The LL.M. in International Dispute Settlement (MIDS) offers an advanced and comprehensive study of how disputes are resolved on the international stage. It covers both public and private international law, with a focus on current key areas like commercial and investment arbitration, as well as dispute settlement mechanisms at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the World Trade Organization (WTO). This program is designed for law graduates, legal professionals, government officials, or doctoral students looking to deepen their expertise. The MIDS aims to attract a diverse group of students from various countries and backgrounds, enriching the learning experience through varied perspectives. The curriculum is structured to provide a solid foundation and specialized knowledge in this complex legal field.

LL.M. in International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

The American University Washington College of Law (AUWCL) offers a specialized LL.M. in International Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, recognized as a leading program in the U.S. This global program combines rigorous academic study with practical experience, featuring specialized courses, research, externships, and study abroad options. It aims to equip graduates with both deep theoretical knowledge and essential practical skills in human rights advocacy. The program is taught in English and Spanish and offers flexible learning tracks: Residential, Hybrid, and Online. It is designed to foster a diverse community of legal professionals dedicated to advancing human rights worldwide, built upon AUWCL's strong legacy in this field.

LL.M. in International Law and Human Rights

The LL.M. in International Law and Human Rights is a one-year, English-taught program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Faculty of Law. It is designed for law graduates (LLB or JD) seeking specialized knowledge in international legal frameworks and human rights. The curriculum covers key areas such as international organizations, conflict resolution, international criminal law, multiculturalism, and transitional justice. Students benefit from studying in Jerusalem, a location offering unique insights into contemporary conflict and human rights issues. The program aims to equip graduates for careers in law, academia, or international organizations.

LL.M. in Law

The Penn State Dickinson Law LL.M. program is designed for both U.S. and international legal professionals aiming to enhance their legal expertise and gain a competitive edge. This intensive one-year program offers flexibility, allowing students to choose from a wide range of courses and specialize in various legal fields. It is ideal for ambitious individuals committed to advancing legal scholarship and practice for the future.

LL.M. in Law and Government

The Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Law and Government at American University Washington College of Law is designed for both domestic and international law graduates. This program offers a comprehensive examination of public law in the United States, focusing on issues at the intersection of law, politics, and government at all levels. The curriculum explores the dynamics of democracy, the rule of law, and significant public policy issues. The educational philosophy emphasizes that successful lawyers and analysts in regulatory law require not only subject-specific knowledge but also a deep understanding of the theories, political forces, and institutional realities shaping public law in the U.S.

LL.M. Program

LL.M. Program

Vanderbilt Law School offers a one-year Master of Laws (LL.M.) program designed for international students. The program provides a deep dive into U.S. legal studies, with options for a general Course Track, a specialized Law and Business Track focusing on corporate law and finance, or a Thesis Track for research-oriented students. All tracks allow students to take courses relevant to the New York bar exam. The LL.M. is a 9-month, full-time, on-campus program with fall admission only.

LL.M. Programs

American University Washington College of Law (AUWCL) offers world-renowned LL.M. programs designed for both international and domestic law graduates. With students from over 50 countries and more than 4,000 alumni, our programs provide a vibrant academic environment led by acclaimed faculty. We offer flexible study options, including online, hybrid, and in-person formats, allowing you to build a global network in Washington, D.C., close to Capitol Hill and international organizations. Our specialized law courses and experiential learning opportunities prepare you for diverse legal careers.

LL203: International Commercial Litigation and Arbitration

This course provides an introduction to the legal complexities that arise when businesses operate internationally and need to resolve disputes. It covers both litigation in national courts and arbitration, focusing on English and EU law, with insights from other legal systems. You will learn how to anticipate and manage legal challenges through contractual clauses related to jurisdiction, governing law, and arbitration. The program is particularly relevant for those interested in careers in law or multinational corporations, offering a practical understanding of dispute resolution in a globalized economy.