The Cincinnati Law LLM Program
Welcome to U.S. Legal Learning & Practice
- Orientation
- Legal English
- Networking with U.S. lawyers
- American business customs
- The U.S. legal system
- Legal research and writing
- Faculty-approved electives
- Faculty-approved electives
- Graduation
- Degree conferral
- Internship opportunities
- Business Law
- Criminal Law
- International Law & Human Rights
- Innovation, Technology, and Intellectual Property Law
- Science, Health, and Environmental Law
- Public Interest Law
Students must be practicing attorneys or law school graduates who earned a law degree outside of the U.S. Students must demonstrate english proficiency and overall academic promise.
Multiple scholarships are available to highly qualified students/ If you would like to be considered for a scholarship, please express your interest when you apply. In addition to general achievement scholarships, fellowships are available to students studying in areas of criminal law and international human rights law.
English Language Proficiency
The LLM program involves in-class dialogue about complex legal issues and substantial reading of sophisticated legal texts. If English is not your country's primary language, you will be required to take and submit an exam that shows your English proficiency.
Applicants with the following scores will be considered:
- TOEFL iBT:85
- IELTS: 7.0
- ELS: Completion of Level 112
If you are otherwise qualified for the program, but need additional English language training, you may be eligible for a Conditional Letter of Admission. Conditional Admission will allow you to study English in the U.S. prior to beginning the LLM program.
The ELS-Cincinnati Language Center is located at the University of Cincinnati and is one of the largest ELS centers in the U.S.