U.S. Law News - Page 8 of 27

Notre Dame develops its first exchange program in Africa

Notre Dame Law School in Indiana has added an exchange program opportunity with Strathmore Law School in...

Mexican students study environmental and energy law at U Houston

Students and a faculty member from the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León) in Mexico participated in the second International Energy and Environmental Law Summer Course at the University of Houston Law Center.

Pitt Law hosts Ukrainian lawyers

In late May, the University of Pittsburgh School of Law launched the Ukrainian Legal Assistance Project to...

What makes a great LL.M. program?

Who wants to go back to law school? Who wants to return to the classroom, listen to professors,...

Student visa rules are more lenient in pandemic’s wake

Many U.S. law schools that saw a drop in LL.M. enrollment during the pandemic say they now...

You’ve been admitted to an LL.M. program; now what?

You've been admitted to a law school’s LL.M. program. Here are the next steps, from accepting the...

- Advertisement -

India Center for Law and Justice launched at Seattle U Law

India is the largest democracy in the world, with tremendous untapped potential for comparative legal studies with...

Miami Law announces full scholarship for graduates of Ukrainian law schools

University of Miami School of Law is offering one full-tuition scholarship for the 2022-2023 academic year (current...

Financing Your LL.M.

For many, the biggest hurdle in pursuing an LL.M. is neither choosing a school or LL.M. program...

Five cultural values that will enhance your study & job search in the U.S.

I am by no means a culture expert. But when I moved to the U.S. as a...