The smaller classes facilitated strong relationships with the professors and allowed a more personalized teaching style which was adaptable to the needs of the particular students in each class. Finally, the relationships formed with professors were long lasting . . . I highly recommend the Hong Kong program for everyone, even those who have little interest in international law. It's a great way to get to know some of our professors on a much more casual basis as well as meet and work with people from all over the world. Asia meets America in the center of an emerging market.
Civil law meets common law in between civil law culture and common law culture.
All of these describe the Hong Kong program. For me, as an LLM, it was an excellent start to American law school classes and learning American laws. But, I'm sure, the Hong Kong program is more than that. Studying Asian legal regimes in the Hong Kong program not only provided me with very valuable knowledge about law in Asia, but it helped me to better understand the legal system in the United States. Additionally, having the opportunity to be taught by law professors who work at Asian universities, as opposed to American ones, made the information that was presented especially interesting and valuable.