New York University School of Law 28 courses 24 total credits
In this LLM specialization, you’ll learn to be an effective lawyer by studying the deals that are shaping the next generation of US and global business activity in America’s financial capital. You’ll develop an individualized curriculum from our exceptionally rich array of courses, taking classes with some of the nation’s leading theorists in law and economics, corporate law, securities regulation, and bankruptcy law, as well as academics whose work is oriented toward practice and the profession. You also can choose from finance or international business classes taught by professors at the NYU Stern School of Business.
Corporations
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| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| LAW-LW 10644 | Corporations | 4-5 |
| LAW-LW 10344 | Corporations | 4 |
Core Business Courses 2
Select at least two classes carrying a total of at least four credits from the following list:
Core Business Courses 2
LAW-LW 11003
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