The Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Legal Practice
is a full-time program that runs for ten months and offers two
language options. All classes are held in Madrid. The program
combines general coursework in legal and business areas with
a broad offering of international electives, and is structured into
three trimesters, plus a preparatory pre-program and an optional
additional exchange semester.
You may choose between a program taught 100% in English, or a bilingual program
in which half of the classes are taught in Spanish and the other half in English.
The program taught in English provides students with a learning experience that
combines international and European law with an MBA module, hands-on experience
in an internship in a law firm or company legal department, and writing an LL.M.
thesis under Faculty supervision.
The bilingual program, taught in English and Spanish, is ideal for students who would
like more extensive study of Spanish business law, and assumes a background in the
basic concepts of the civil law.
Age
17%
Over 28
Countries Represented
Over 60% international students
Bolivia D. Republic Nicaragua
Brazil Ecuador Portugal
Chile France Spain
Colombia Guatemala United States
Costa Rica Mexico Venezuela
Gender
International Master Programs
IE Law School Masters
Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Legal Practice
http://milp.ie.edu
54.5%
Men
27%
Up to 25
56%
26-28 years
45.5%
Women
Facts
> Model: Full-time
> Duration: 10 months
> Intake: October
> Tuition Fees: €29,000 + €1,100 contribution to the IE Foundation
Requirements
> Law degree
> LSAT, GRE, GMAT or IE Admissions Test
> TOEFL (where applicable)
> Complete application form
For more information
IE Law School
Admissions Department
María de Molina 11
28006 Madrid, Spain
Tel.: +34 915 689 610
Fax: + 34 915 689 710
Email: admissions@ie.edu
http://milp.ie.edu
Bernardo Reynolds, Portugal
Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Legal
Practice ‘06
Pérez-Llorca Abogados
“For a young Portuguese lawyer, this LL.M. program offered me the
perfect boost for the beginning of an international career, while it also prepared me for
the new challenges of a globalized world in the 21st century. It truly was much more than
a year of hard work. Indeed, it was not only intellectually challenging, but it also provided
me the opportunity to interrelate with people of many different cultures and to learn to
understand and respect other perspectives. In all, it was a truly fulfilling experience.”
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