LL.M. in the Law of the United States

The School of Law's LL.M. LOTUS program provides an ideal opportunity for foreign-trained lawyers to study U.S. law at a leading center for international and comparative law.

The University of Baltimore School of Law's innovative LL.M. program focusing on the Law of the United States for foreign-trained lawyers provides a great career opportunity in a flexible environment. Graduates meet the eligibility requirements to sit for several bar exams, including Maryland, New York, and Washington, D.C.

The University of Baltimore School of Law provides rigorously practical education, combining doctrinal coursework, intensive writing instruction, nationally renowned clinics, and community-based learning to ensure that its graduates are exceptionally well prepared to practice law.

At the University of Baltimore School of Law, you will learn doctrine, perspective, and skills through traditional study as well as through clinical and lawyering courses. Your legal education is enriched by work on journals and membership in student organizations and government, as well as by participation in centers focused on local, national, and global issues.

As a graduate of the school, you will enter the legal profession exceptionally well prepared to analyze clients' legal issues, make oral and written presentations to courts and administrative bodies, and advocate for positive change on a host of issues. School of Law alumni serve in prominent public positions, many as lawyers and judges, changing their own lives and those of others through the profession of law.