Graduate Programs
The Law School's Graduate Programs offers three degree programs for those who already have a first law degree (J.D. or comparable degree from a university outside the United States); two fellowship programs; and services for current students in those programs. Links to specific information about the programs are provided below. General information about the Law School's Graduate Programs written in German by alumnus Kai Purnhagen can be found here. Alumnus Nisit Intamano has written a letter for potential Thai applicants (in Thai).
Degree programs
Our course-based master's program in law is the
We also have two research-based programs in law:
Fellowships
We have two specialized fellowship programs:
- William H. Hastie Fellowship Program, an LL.M. degree program that provides an opportunity for lawyers of color to prepare for a career in law teaching
- Fellowship in American Legal History, designed to support an American Legal History scholar at an early stage in his or her career.
Information for Current Graduate Programs Students
Additional information of interest to current and potential Graduate Programs Students:
"SHIP" Student Health Plan (Health Insurance)
Office of International Student Services