What is the relationship between the LL.M in Law and Government and the LLM in International Legal Studies?
People with domestic public law interests tend to be drawn to the LLM Program on Law and Government because of the focus on U.S. administrative law and those who wish to focus on international law tend to be drawn to the International Legal Studies Program because of the focus on international law. Some students choose to pursue both LLM degrees, which one can do for a reduced course load of 40 credits total. For more information on the LLM in International Legal Studies, please visit their Web site at http://www.wcl.american.edu/ilsp/.
