Master of Laws (LL.M.)

Stetson University College of Law-Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree programs are offered to students who have already received their first law degree at a law school accredited by the ABA or approved by the appropriate authority.

Online LL.M. in Advocacy (24 credits)

  • Complete online in less than two years
  • ​Taught by national leaders in advocacy education and practice

  • For those interested in criminal law, civil law or teaching

  • In-person workshops once or twice a year

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Online LL.M. in Elder Law (25 credits)

  • Complete online in less than two years

  • Access to library resources and quarterly law practice webinars

  • Partial scholarships available to select students

  • Includes attendance at Stetson's annual Special Needs Trust conference as part of three-day in-person course

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LL.M. in International Law - Public or Private International Law (24 credits)

  • Two semester, 24 to 26 credit program on Stetson's safe and friendly campus in Gulfport, Florida
  • Two-week introduction to U.S law for foreign attorneys
  • Curriculum that allows student to focus on classes of their interest in social justice, international environmental law, international business law, and the development of their legal skills
  • Scholarships are available for outstanding students interested in international law

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LL.M. in International Law - General Studies (28 credits)

  • Two semester, 28 to 30 credit program on Stetson's safe and friendly campus in Gulfport, Florida
  • Two-week introduction to U.S law for foreign attorneys
  • Specified curriculum designed to focus on New York State bar tested courses
  • Provides foreign LL.M. students with basic competency and practice in the legal profession

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