Master of Law - Administrative Law and Public Policy in New York United States | Columbia University

Columbia Law School seeks to enroll LL.M. candidates who exhibit outstanding academic and professional achievement, with proven capabilities for intensive scholarly work as evidenced by their background, references, and academic record. The selection process evaluates both your capabilities and your demonstrated dedication and work ethic. Columbia values diverse perspectives, actively encouraging applications from individuals with varied backgrounds and professional journeys. Today's U.S. legal framework is predominantly governed by statutes and regulations: legislative bodies delegate regulatory authority to administrative agencies overseeing public and private conduct; these agencies and Congress establish laws on critical matters including voting rights, healthcare, and taxation; consequently, statutory interpretation has emerged as a pivotal contemporary legal concern.