Master of Laws in International Economic Law, Business and Policy in Stanford United States | Stanford University

The Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Economic Law, Business & Policy delivers comprehensive academic and practical education focused on global economic regulations, corporate matters, and policy concerns. This targeted curriculum aims to equip international business attorneys, government officials, and scholars with extensive knowledge across key domains including global trade, cross-border dispute settlement, international commercial dealings, foreign investment regulations, transnational environmental policies, worldwide intellectual property rights, and other critical areas of international commerce. Admission to the LL.M. in International Economic Law, Business & Policy requires a non-U.S. law degree as a prerequisite. Typically, applicants should possess a minimum of two years of legal practice experience prior to enrollment, barring exceptional cases.