Boston University School of Law

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Programs

Executive LL.M. in International Business Law

LL.M. in American Law

LL.M. in Banking and Financial Law

LL.M. in Intellectual Property Law

LL.M. in Taxation

LL.M. in Banking and Financial Law

Dates

Start Date: January

Application Deadline:	Applies to:
November 30	International Students
Admission Decisions released: Rolling Admission
October 31	International Students
Admission Decisions released: Rolling Admission

Start Date: September

Application Deadline:	Applies to:
May 31	International Students
Admission Decisions released: Rolling Admission
July 31	Domestic Students
Admission Decisions released: Rolling Admission

Details

Established: 1984

Course Language: English

Entry Requirements: LLB/JD or equivalent law degree

Full time: yes

Length: 9 Months

Part time: yes

Length: 9 to 36 Months

Tuition fee:	Applies to :
USD 43278	All Students

Scholarships available for: All Students

Course website:

http://www.bu.edu/law/prospective/llm/banking/index.html

What the school says:

About

Established in 1984, the Graduate Program in Banking and Financial Law was the first graduate program in the United States to devote itself entirely to the study of the field of banking and financial services law. Although some institutions may have followed suit, the Graduate Program is unique in many respects.

Unlike other programs consisting of a selection of regular law school courses, this program is designed specifically for students who wish to obtain a graduate-level legal education in the field of financial services law. With few exceptions, the faculty of the Program consists of industry practitioners who are dedicated to sharing the wealth of their experience. Our 1,300 plus global alumni form a cohesive professional network that is unmatched.

Domestic and international students are welcome and may attend the Graduate Program on a full- or part-time basis (some international students may be required to enroll on a full-time basis). All students benefit from the rich menu of activities that are taking place within the Graduate Program. For example, new students are encouraged to apply to become part of the staff of the Review of Banking & Financial Law, a student-run journal celebrating over 25 years of continuous publication.