Accreditation
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Combine one of the best law schools in the U.S. with one of its top cities and you have the University of Minnesota Law School. Minnesota Law’s LL.M. programs provide foreign-trained lawyers with a rigorous academic experience, exposing them to a broad array of legal skills and knowledge. Minnesota Law offers a Business Law LL.M. and a general LL.M. with the option to earn one of 11 concentrations (Business Law, Criminal Justice, Environmental & Energy Law, Family Law, Health Law & Bioethics, Human Rights, Intellectual Property & Technology Law, International Law, and Labor & Employment Law).
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combination of all law students (JD, LLM, SJD & MSPL)
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Winter term
Start: August
Duration: 5 months
Summer term
Start: January
Duration: 4 months
Big 10 Athletics
2 semesters per academic year
LL.M. program begins in August; regular fall semester work starts the first Tuesday in September Spring semester begins the third Tuesday in January
For two semesters (one academic year)
per year for one person living in modest accommodations
Grants & Scholarships
All students admitted to the LL.M. program are automatically considered for a scholarship award. The average award covers between 30 – 60% of tuition.
Application deadline
LL.M. application is available on October 1. All application materials must be received by May 1. Applications are considered on a rolling basis starting in November.
Admission Requirement
Law degree from an institution outside the US and a minimum English proficiency score of 80 TOEFL/ 6.5 IELTS
LSAC online application (preferred) or mailing all materials via post to International Programs office. Required materials are application form and fee, official transcripts, two letters of recommendation, personal statement, proof of English proficiency, and resume/CV.
Applicants to the Business Law LL.M. must submit an additional one-page essay.
Student facts
Each year many students participate in the LEAD program, gaining valuable legal English and law school skills before starting the LLM program.
Minneapolis is the largest city in the state of Minnesota and one half of the „Twin Cities“. The Minneapolis - St. Paul metro area is home to a nationally renowned park system with hundreds of miles of trails and an amazing chain of lakes, the largest theater community outside New York, and an internationally renowned music scene. Add to that distinctive neighborhoods, numerous professional sports teams, and a new light rail system just steps from the Law School’s front door which provides ready access to a major international airport, as well as federal, state and local courts, and the state capitol.
Two large off-campus housing complexes are across the street from the law school.
No university housing is designated for law students.
Approximately 40 law student organizations; past LLMs have joined Asylum Law Project, Asian Pacific American Law Student Association, Black Law Students Association, Human Rights Advocacy Project, Theatre of the Relatively Talentless, Law Council, Student Intellectual Property Law Association, and more.
On-campus recreation and wellness center, more than 40+ law student organizations, award-winning public parks and trails, hundreds of restaurants around the metro area, award-winning public transit system.
Support for parents/disabled people
All University of Minnesota buildings are fully accessible. All Minnesota Law students have access to the University Disability Resource Center to provide accommodations as needed within classrooms and around campus. On-campus housing is available for students who have children.
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