LL.M Master of Law

LL.M Master of Law is an abbreviation from Latin term Legum Magister, which means “master of law”. It is an internationally recognized post-graduate law education.

The aim of the LL.M Master of Law study program is to step up efforts to enforce consumer law worldwide. It is also called the internationalization of consumer law. The study focuses on individual international regulations, as well as on the coordination of individual steps, as well as on the implementation of legal regulations.

Many law companies prefer potential employees with an LL.M study degree, because it suggests, that they have education in a specialized area of law and they are qualified for work in an international company. Mondo International Academy takes advantage of the modern form of learning in connection with practice. The practical part takes place in the form of improvised lawsuits, which happen right at the academy. Based on these lawsuits further process of learning and homework assessments is deducted.

Form of study:

Combined form (Blended learning)

The combined form (Blended learning) is a combination of online study with passing exams and defending project work directly at the academy, or in one of the partner ICC – Information Consultation Centres of the academy. The combined form of study offers flexible learning opportunities that allow you to combine study with work or entrepreneurship. During the study, the student is in direct contact with the teacher via e-mail or via the SEP Online Platform. The online form of study has the character of modern education without regular weekend lectures.

Advantages:

• the possibility of parallel study together with another study program,
• specialization in a certain field of law,
• the possibility of shortening the study,
• choice of the form of study.

Entry requirements for LL.M:  

• Completion of either a Bachelor´s degree or equivalent to the level of an academic bachelor’s degree.

Selection of modules and specialization

The student has several options when choosing modules. The first advantage for the student is the specialization of the program. There are basic (compulsory) modules in every study program. The student determines the specialization by replacing three modules from another study program, e.g., an MBA.
The second option is to change three subjects from the elective subjects, and the third option is to keep the study program unchanged and, thus, only complete the compulsory subjects.

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