Courses

Professional LL.M. courses are intensive, three to six weeks in duration, and offered in sequence. 21 units are required for completion of the LL.M. degree, which allows students to meet the educational requirements to sit for the California Bar Examination. Proposed course offerings for the two summer terms are listed below (subject to change).

Orientation: May 13th. Graduation: July 19th.

 

YEAR ONE

  First Quarter
May 13 - May 31
Exam on June 3
Second Quarter
June 4 - June 21
Exam on June 24
Third Quarter
June 25 - July 15
Exam on July 17 & 18
Fourth Quarter
July 22 - August 6
Exam on August 8
Morning Classes
(M-F)

Contracts Sec. 1
(3 Units)

Contracts Sec. 2
(3 Units)

Business Associations (3 Units)

Foreign Investment Law (3 Units)

Introduction to IP
(3 Units)

Privacy Law (3 Units)

Patent Law (3 units)

Torts (3 Units)

Antitrust Law
(3 Units)

Evidence (3 Units)

Human Rights
(2 Units)

Afternoon Classes
(2 days a week)
Fundamentals of US Law (2 Units) Negotiations (2 Units) Professional Responsibility
(2 Units)
Legal Research and Writing (1 Unit)  

  

YEAR TWO

  First Quarter
May 13 - May 31
Exam on June 3
Second Quarter
June 4 - June 21
Exam on June 24
Third Quarter
June 25 - July 15
Exam on July 17 & 18
Fourth Quarter
July 22 - August 6
Exam on August 8
Morning Classes
(M-F)

Civil Procedure
(3 Units)

Constitutional Law
(3 Units)

International Civil Litigation
(3 Units)

Securities Law
(3 Units)

Business Associations (3 Units)

Foreign Investment Law (3 Units)

Introduction to IP
(3 Units)

Privacy Law (3 Units)

Mergers & Acquisitions
(3 Units)

Patent Law (3 Units)

Torts (3 Units)

Antitrust Law
(3 Units)

Evidence (3 Units)

Human Rights
(2 Units)

Afternoon Classes
(2 days a week)
  Negotiations (2 Units) Professional Responsibility
(2 Units)

Legal Research and Writing (1 Unit)

Academic Writing (2 Units)