LL.M. students have the option of pursuing a specialized LL.M. degree by completing a curriculum geared towards a specific area of law. Specializations are available in the following fields:

Business (Four separate tracks within this specialization)

• Bankruptcy
• Business Law
• Securities Regulation
• Tax

Environmental Law

Human Rights

International and Comparative Law

Law and Philosophy

Media, Entertainment, and Technology Law and Policy

Native Nations Law

Technology Law

Critical Race Studies*

Law and Sexuality*

Public Interest Law*

With the approval of the Assistant Dean for Graduate Studies and International Student Programs, students may also develop their own specialization in a field of their choice. Students may not create individualized specializations that are substantially similar to existing specializations.

*The specializations in CRS, Law & Sexuality, and PILP have limited spaces available and require a separate application following admission to the LL.M. Program. Admitted students who choose one of these specializations will receive instructions on the application process.