Law (LLM) in International Trade and Business Law

University of Arizona

The Master of Laws (LLM) is available to students who have already earned a first law degree, allowing for in-depth study with faculty and policymakers.The LLM program is designed to provide those who have completed a law degree with a specialization in federal Indian and indigenous peoples' law through a full-time, two-semester program requiring 24 credit hours of coursework. Students in the program must successfully complete Federal Indian Law and International Human Rights or International Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples. Additionally, international students must complete Legal Analysis, Writing, and Research and Introduction to the U.S. Legal System.With the International Trade and Business Law LLM from University of Arizona Law, you will learn to address today’s global problems and gain the theoretical and practical knowledge required to understand the international law of trade, investment, currency and financial transactions, and intellectual property.

James E. Rogers College of Law