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The International LL.M. program at Hamline University School of Law provides attorneys holding an LL.B. or equivalent from outside the United States, the specialized training and education necessary to compete globally in one of Hamline's internationally recognized focus areas.
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Business & Commercial Law
Child Advocacy
Government & Regulatory Affairs
Health Law
Intellectual Property
International Law
Labor & Employment Law
Property Law
Public Law and Human Rights
The LL.M. participants join with Hamline's J.D. and international students in their studies, at Hamline or around the globe, in one of Hamline's six international law programs. LL.M. students may also be eligible for placement in Hamline's part-time or full-time externship program. Once admitted to the program, each student consults with a faculty advisor to develop a course of study that best fits the participant goals, and maximimize the value of the U.S. legal experience.
HAMLINE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW OFFERS:
A distinguished faculty
The Hamline faculty combines outstanding academic
accomplishments with community involvement and years of practical legal
experience.
A facility for interactions
The design of the law school building encourages easy
access to faculty and administrative offices, and the extensive use of
glass creates a feeling of openness and spaciousness.
A program without boundaries
In addition to a rich full-time program, we offer
international and part-time weekend opportunities. We provide
conferences, classes and training in London, Norway, Paris, Rome,
Puerto Rico, Budapest, India, and Israel, as well as in Minnesota.We
also are one of only a handful of American law schools to regularly
field competitive teams in the Vienna International Commercial
Arbitration Moot Court competition.
A great liberal arts university
Hamline University was the first university in
Minnesota and the third co-educational university in the United States.
Hamline offered Minnesota's first legal curriculum and its first
masters degree.
A vital metropolitan community
The Twin Cities of Saint Paul and Minneapolis are known
for the quality of life reflected in their business, cultural and
natural environments. Both cities are internationally acclaimed for
their cultural vitality and first-class entertainment and leisure
activities.