The LL.M. candidate must complete 24 credit hours of course work at the Law School. Five credits will be earned upon the completion of the required Master s Thesis.
Some students also integrate intellectual property courses as part of their health law studies.
The health faculty and administration work closely with each student in selecting electives appropriate to the student s subspecialty. A student seeking to extend this period must obtain permission from the Program Director and the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs. To be awarded the degree of LL.M., the Masters student must achieve a GPA of 3.0.