New York University School of Law 1 courses 24 total credits
In this LLM specialization, you can be part of the most prestigious graduate tax program—from anywhere in the world. The NYU Law Graduate Tax Program is the preeminent program of its kind, offering dozens of courses taught by the country’s most respected academics and leading practitioners. This innovative part-time program uses a cutting-edge online video system to offer students the opportunity to take many of these same courses and to have the same high quality educational experiences as on-campus students. You can complete the entire degree by participating in online courses, and are welcome to take some classes on campus in Greenwich Village as well. Admission to the Executive LLM program is highly selective. Executive LLM students must meet the same admission standard as our on-campus students. To apply, you must hold a first degree in law (JD or LLB) from a law school that is approved by the Section of Legal Education of the American Bar Association or a bachelor of law degree from a non-US law school approved by its foreign equivalent. For more information on application requirements, please visit our How to Apply page. If you would like to discuss which of our tax programs best suits your needs, please contact us.
Major Requirements
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| LAW-LW 10707 | Tax Practice and Procedure | 1 |
| Total Major Requirements | 24 credits | |
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