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LL.M., M.C.L., and S.J.D. Graduate Degree Programs
The University of Michigan Law School has a long and proud tradition of welcoming international students for graduate legal studies. Our graduate students are a diverse and distinguished group. Graduate degree candidates are young law professionals with outstanding legal education and legal experience in their home countries or on the international level.
Each of our graduate degree programs is designed with the overriding goal of enabling students to pursue a course of study reflecting their individual intellectual interests and career objectives. The graduate degree programs are intended primarily for individuals who are trained in law abroad and who wish to engage in comparative legal study, to gain a better understanding of the U.S. legal system, to pursue a field of specialization, and/or to engage in advanced legal research.
In addition to our three year Juris Doctor (J.D.), the basic degree in law in the United States, the Law School offers four graduate degree programs:
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