LLM in Cyber, Intelligence, and National Security Law at George Mason University

The Master of Laws (LLM) Degree in Cyber, Intelligence & National Security Law provides students with in-depth study of cyber, intelligence, and national security issues, both established and developing, from the country's leading experts. Students will emerge as experts in navigating the existing and emerging policy, legal, and constitutional issues that are specific to cyber, intelligence, and national security law. The program will prepare graduates to work for government agencies, law firms, businesses, and public interest and policy organizations that are addressing the issues created by an increasingly connected and data-focused world.

Faculty: Antonin Scalia Law School  |  Duration: 24-26 credits  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Fairfax, VA, United States

What you will study

Total 24-26 credits. Curriculum courses listed include Intro to US Law 1; Economics for Lawyers; National Security Law; Homeland Security & Law Seminar; Intelligence Law Seminar; Cybersecurity Law Seminar.

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