Those admitted to the Internship Program may be nominated by the Center for International Legal Studies and seek admission to the LL.M. programs of University of Leuven, University of Durham, England, or University of Amsterdam. M. Programs deals broadly with international business law and European law, each university offers a slightly different emphasis in its LL.M. program, and the universities and their respective LL.M. programs are described later in this prospectus. No placements may commence in July, August, or December. Candidates must allow a minimum of four months from date of application to placement. Candidates admitted to the LL.M. programs must also be prepared to pay the applicable university application fees and tuition during their term at the university.
Fees are payable directly to university on matriculation.
Payment may be by check or American Express, Visa, or Mastercard. It is self-evident that Candidates must possess at least a strong conversational ability in the language of the location where they seek their professional training. Candidates must provide evidence of foreign language skills at time of application. Exceptions to the local language requirements are Belgium, Scandinavia, The Netherlands, and the Far East where proficiency in English is sufficient. For any other location, evidence of local language skill is required with applications.