A few days ago
Can anyone explain what a LL.M in International Taxation means?
I want to know what sort of work one can find with this sort of degree. And I would like to know as much feedback as anyone can give me on the subject. Plus, what bachelor’s degree is recommended to obtain?
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LLM is the degree you can earn after you earn your Juris Doctorate (JD). LLM requires 1 more year of study so with an JD/LLM, that is 4 years of school. LLM just means you are specialized in one area, such as International Taxation.
The jobs are varied, with an LLM you can teach or work in a firm.
Any Bachelor’s degree would be acceptable to get into law school. I am not sure which country you are writing from, however, some countries have law as a Bachelor’s degree. In that case, you can just apply for a LLM program directly without getting your JD. However, some states require a JD before you can get licensed to practice law in that state. So even if you studied law in your home country, you may need to go through 3 years of law school to earn your JD if you decide to ultimately practice in the US.
So BA (Any major is okay)->JD->LLM.
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