Master of Laws

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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • An advanced law degree: A postgraduate academic degree in law, typically pursued after obtaining a first professional law degree (like a Juris Doctor or Bachelor of Laws). It signifies specialized study or research in a particular area of law.
Usage
  • The term "Master of Laws" is used to refer to the degree itself or to a person who holds this degree. It is often abbreviated as LL.M. (from the Latin ).
  • It is commonly used in academic and professional legal contexts to denote a specific level of educational attainment beyond the basic qualifying law degree.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • She earned a Master of Laws from Harvard University.
    • His Master of Laws degree specialized in international human rights law.
    • Many law firms value candidates who have completed a Master of Laws.
Advanced Usage
  • "To pursue a Master of Laws": To engage in studies to obtain this degree.
    • After practicing for five years, she decided to pursue a Master of Laws.
  • "LL.M. candidate": A person who is currently studying for this degree.
    • He is an LL.M. candidate focusing on tax law.
Variants and Related Words
  • LL.M.: The standard abbreviation for Master of Laws.
  • Master's degree in Law: A descriptive phrase with the same meaning.
  • Postgraduate law degree: A broader category that includes the Master of Laws.
Synonyms
  • Advanced law degree: A descriptive synonym.
  • LL.M. degree: The abbreviated form used as a synonym.
Related Phrases
  • "Hold an LL.M.": To possess this degree.
    • The professor holds an LL.M. from Cambridge.
  • "Master of Laws program": The course of study leading to the degree.
    • The university offers a Master of Laws program for international lawyers.
Noun
  1. an advanced law degree

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