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At the e-fellows.net LL.M. Day you will only meet law schools and law firms of international reputation. The number of participants is limited and you will have sufficient time for networking and conversations. The LL.M. Day is more than just a fair. During group sessions and the LL.M. fair you will be able to talk to law school- & law firm representatives and alumni and ask individual questions about the Master of Laws.

Agenda for LL.M. Days on site (subject to change)

• 11.30 am – 12.15 pm: welcome address and short introduction round with law schools and law firms
• 12.15 – 1.15 pm: LL.M. group sessions of participants with law schools and law firms
• 1.15 – 2.00 pm: break
• 2.00 – 3.45 pm: LL.M. fair with all exhibitors
• 3.45 – 4.45 pm: panel discussion about the LL.M. with law firms
• 4.45 – 5.30 pm: presentation about the U.S.-American Bar Exam

Attention! Exclusive Scholarships Ahead

For over 15 years, international law schools are enthusiastic about the highly qualified participants of the LL.M. Day. Therefore, some law schools offer scholarships specifically for participants of the LL.M. Day. These can range from waiving application fees to a support of $35,000. Attending the LL.M. Day could thus help you save money and finance your LL.M.. 

Who can apply?

• law students who have completed an undergraduate degree, or are going to earn their degree next year
• lawyers, trainee lawyers and doctoral candidates
• applicants should belong to the best 10-20 percent of their classes

Application process

If your German is sufficient to fill out our application form, please apply directly via the German sites for the LL.M. Day. Otherwise, please write a message to Friederike at llmday@e-fellows.net and include your name, email address, and favorite schools (if already announced).

Law schools, law firms, and companies who already took part in 2022

• DLA Piper 
• Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP 
• Kirkland & Ellis International LLP 
• Sidley Austin LLP 
• Taylor Wessing 
• White & Case 
• BARBRI Global – LL.M.-Report of BARBRI Global
• Cornell Law School (Ithaca, USA) – LL.M.-Scholarship of Cornell Law School
• Emory University School of Law (Atlanta, USA) – LL.M.-Scholarship of Emory University School of Law
• Fordham University School of Law (New York City, USA)
• George Washington University (Washington D.C., USA) – LL.M.-Scholarship of George Washington University
• IE University (Madrid, Segovia - Spanien) – LL.M.-Profile of IE University und LL.M.-Scholarship of IE University
• Koç Üniversitesi (Istanbul, Türkei)
• Northeastern University School of Law (Boston, USA) – LL.M.-Scholarship of Northeastern University School of Law
• Northumbia University (Newcastle upon Tyne, England)
• Northwestern Pritzker School of Law (Chicago, USA)
• Peking University School of Transnational Law (Peking, China)
• Pennsylvania State University Dickinson Law (Carlisle, USA)
• Queen Mary, University of London (London, UK) – LL.M.-Report of University of London
• Tel Aviv University (Ramat Aviv, Israel)
• Texas A&M University School of Law (Fort Worth, USA) – LL.M.-Scholarship of Texas A&M University School of Law
• UC Hastings Law (San Francisco, USA) – LL.M.-Scholarship of UC Hastings Law
• University of California, Los Angeles - UCLA (Los Angeles, USA) – LL.M.-Scholarship of UCLA und LL.M.-Report of UCLA
• University of Colorado Law School (Colorado, USA)
• University of East Anglia - UEA (Norwich, UK) – LL.M.-Scholarship of UEA und LL.M.-Report of UEA
• University of Groningen, Faculty of Law (Groningen, Niederlande) - LL.M.-Scholarship of University of Groningen, Faculty of Law
• University of Miami School of Law - (Miami, USA) - LL.M.-Scholarship of University of Miami School of Law und LL.M.-Report of University of Miami School of Law
• University of Michigan Law School (Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA)
• University of Minnesota Law School (Minneapolis, USA)
• University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School (Philadelphia, USA) - LL.M.-Scholarship of University of Pennsylvania Law School
• University of San Diego School of Law (San Diego, USA)
• University of San Francisco (San Francisco, USA) - LL.M.-Scholarship of University of San Francisco
• University of Southern California - USC Gould (Los Angeles, USA) – LL.M.-Profile of USC Gould und LL.M.-Scholarship of USC Gould
• University of Strathclyde (Glasgow, UK)
• University of Sydney (Sydney, Australien) – LL.M.-Report of University of Sydney
• University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law (Sacramento, USA)
• University of Virginia (Charlottesville, USA) – LL.M.-Profile of University of Virginia, LL.M.-Scholarship of University of Virginia und LL.M.-Report University of Virginia
• Vanderbilt University (Nashville, USA) – LL.M.-Scholarship of Vanderbilt University