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Master of Laws

Admission

  • A completed application form
  • Transcripts in English from all colleges, universities and law schools from which they received a degree, including one showing a first degree in law (equivalent to a J.D. or an LL.B. degree) from an accredited educational institution outside the United States
  • Two letters of recommendation
  • An official TOEFL/IELTS test score
  • A personal statement that includes reasons for interest in the LL.M. degree and qualifications for admission to the program
  • A non-refundable $75 application fee
  • Financial Certification of full program funding, which must be submitted before formal admission of an international LL.M. student.

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Application

  • A completed application form
  • Transcripts in English from all colleges, universities and law schools from which they received a degree, including one showing a first degree in law (equivalent to a J.D. or an LL.B. degree) from an accredited educational institution outside the United States
  • Two letters of recommendation
  • An official TOEFL/IELTS test score
  • A personal statement that includes reasons for interest in the LL.M. degree and qualifications for admission to the program
  • A non-refundable $75 application fee
  • Financial Certification of full program funding, which must be submitted before formal admission of an international LL.M. student.

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Program

LL.M. students take most of their classes together with UNC law students, sharing their international perspective with and learning American law from UNC faculty and students. 


Legal areas in which LL.M. students may concentrate their law studies at UNC include:


  • Corporate and Commercial Law
  • Banking and Finance
  • Intellectual Property
  • Environmental Law
  • Health Care Law
  • Human Rights and Civil Rights Law
  • International and Comparative Law
  • Public Law and Regulation

Program

LL.M. students take most of their classes together with UNC law students, sharing their international perspective with and learning American law from UNC faculty and students. 


Legal areas in which LL.M. students may concentrate their law studies at UNC include:


  • Corporate and Commercial Law
  • Banking and Finance
  • Intellectual Property
  • Environmental Law
  • Health Care Law
  • Human Rights and Civil Rights Law
  • International and Comparative Law
  • Public Law and Regulation