LLM
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- noun
- /ˌɛlˌɛlˈɛm/
- Formal
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máster en derecho
- How many of these LLM candidates are foreign students?
- LLM in international law
- LLM in law
- LLM in public law
I later went to Mercer Law School in NYU for my LLM in criminal and constitutional law.
- I later went to Mercer Law School in NYU for my LLM in criminal and constitutional law.
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Gillenwater received nominations both from his JD classmates and LLM students, who praised his efforts to integrate them into the overall life of the law school through academics, social activities, and sports.
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He also has an LLM from the University of Florida Law School.
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Thank you for opposing the expansion of the LLM program at your own school.
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At my law school, over half of the LLM students were foreign nationals with foreign law degrees working for a foreign company in a foreign country.
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Amelia Evans, LLM '11, was the 2011-2012 Global Human Rights Fellow.
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Ryham Ragab, a lawyer trained in Egypt and the U.K., received the LLM award for leadership and community service.
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She holds two law degrees, AJD from American University and an LLM from BU.
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Last week, the CU faculty met to vote on whether to reauthorize and greatly expand our LLM program, which was started three years ago on an explicitly experimental basis.
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I have an LLM in public international law from the University of London.
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He also has an LLM from the University of Florida Law School.
Synonyms
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A university certificate that shows someone finished law studies
A higher university degree in law taken after a first degree in law to study a special area
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Etymology
The word LLM is a short form from the Latin Legum Magister, which means 'master of laws' and the two L letters show the plural 'laws'. So an LLM is a master's degree in law that students often take after their first law degree.