Master of Laws - Innovation Law Intellectual and Property and Technology Commercialization in Syracuse United States | Syracuse University

Our LL.M. program provides international legal practitioners with the chance to enhance their skills by examining US legal systems and procedures. Graduates who fulfill all requirements will be awarded a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree, documented by an official transcript and diploma.

The LL.M. can be completed in either two or three semesters, allowing students to focus on specific fields or pursue a general legal education. Alongside the core curriculum, our academic advisors will assist in tailoring course selections to align with your career aspirations.

For those seeking specialization in technology transfer, our Innovation Law Center presents unique opportunities. The College of Law provides LL.M. candidates with access to specialized courses and research seminars focused on intellectual property and technological commercialization.

Available coursework encompasses subjects like Startup Legal Counseling, Technology Licensing, Patent and Trade Secret Law, IP Rights, Global Trade Regulations, Patent Application Processes, Copyright Legislation, among others.