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A student may receive a degree at Texas Law by fulfilling either the requirements given in the catalog in effect at the time the student entered the school, or those given in the catalog governing any subsequent year in which the student was in residence in the school.
Master of Laws (LL.M.) Degree Requirements. Program Length and Mode of Instruction. The LL.M. Program is a full-time degree program and must be completed in person within one academic year. The two academic terms are fall (mid-August to mid-December) and spring (mid-January to mid-May).
Does Texas Law offer specialized LL.M. degrees? Who is eligible for each concentration? Which concentrations allow for bar exam eligibility? How many students are part of the LL.M. Program?
The University of Texas School of Law offers a single LL.M. degree with six different concentrations. Each degree concentration provides students with the opportunity to complete specified courses and obtain a certificate of specialization in that concentration.
The University of Texas School of Law offers a single LLM degree with six different concentrations. Each degree concentration provides students with the opportunity to complete specified courses and obtain a certificate of specialization in that concentration.
The degree of Master of Laws (LLM) is awarded to students who have completed a rigorous program of coursework and research. The program leading to the degree is designed for students of high ability seeking academic work beyond their first degree in law.
University of Houston Law Center - LL.M. Program Requirements. Successfully complete a minimum of 24 credit hours of approved coursework. Within 24 credits, meet the required grade point average and successfully complete the required number of concentration-specific credits.
