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LLM International Business Regulation, Litigation & Arbitration at New York University

New York University, United States

Programme overview

In this LLM specialization, you’ll focus on settling transnational disputes in a global capital of business and commerce as a part of the nation's leading international law program. In the two-part core curriculum, you'll find the scope you need to combine regulatory and business law courses with international litigation and arbitration courses, or to focus more in one area.

Faculty: School of Law  |  Duration: 24 credits  |  Location: New York, NY, United States

What you will study

Students in the International Business Regulation, Litigation and Arbitration program are required to take International Business Transactions for IBRLA LLM students (3 credits), in which they will write a thesis. The class and written work requirement will enable students to synthesize their studies and benefit from close interaction with faculty and other students concentrating in the field.

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Duration: 24 credits

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