Asian Law Center

LL.M. in Asian & Comparative Law

The Asian & Comparative Law LL.M. program provides advanced specialist courses for lawyers and policy makers who are pursuing careers in Asian, Islamic, international commercial or development law.  The program focuses on global and cross-jurisdictional issues in international governance, institution-building, regulation, commercial transactions, and sustainability.

University of Washington Law School classes are unique because they are designed to team J.D. and LL.M./Ph.D. students and Visiting Scholars in the same classroom and often in teams working on practical problems.  The unique mix of U.S. and international LL.M. students in one program also provides a valuable reciprocal learning experience.

We expect many of our students to sit for the New York or California Bar as part of their preparation for the next stage of their careers. We team with a commercial provider of Bar preparation courses, so that students may attend bar preparation classes on the UW campus.

LL.M. Admissions Information

LL.M. Degree Requirements

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