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The LL.M./MBA is an innovative program that offers students the unique opportunity to earn an LL.M. from AUWCL and an MBA degree from the Kogod School of Business within two years. The dual LL.M./MBA program allows students to develop both the legal and business skills necessary to tackle complex business transactions and to succeed in today’s global economy.

Admissions Process:

Applicants to the LL.M./MBA program must first receive admission from AUWCL before being considered for admission to Kogod. After admission to AUWCL, applicants should complete the  form and then request that AUWCL forward their remaining application materials to Kogod for review and consideration, including TOEFL or IELTS scores. Students applying to the LL.M./MBA program are ²Ô´Ç³ÙÌýrequired to take the LSAT or GMAT exam.

Fees and Financial Information:

Students may apply for scholarships and tuition remission through AUWCL when enrolled at AUWCL.

Possible LL.M./MBA timelines:

Option 1

Year 1:  Fall – Kogod; Spring – Kogod, including Global consulting project

Year 2:  Fall – WCL; Spring – WCL and Kogod capstone 

Option 2 (WCL students must take more than 16 credits)

Year 1: Fall – WCL; Spring – WCL

Year 2:  Fall – Kogod; Spring – Kogod, including Global consulting project

Year 3:  Fall – WCL (international students must take at least 8 credits); Spring – Kogod capstone

Option 3

Year 1:  Spring – WCL; Summer – WCL (optional)

Year 2:  Fall – Kogod; Spring – Kogod, including Global consulting project

Year 3:  Fall – WCL (international students must take at least 8 credits); Spring – Kogod capstone

LL.M./MBA Degree Requirements:

Students enrolled in the LL.M./MBA dual degree must complete 16 credits in the LL.M. program (unless they are foreign trained lawyers and plan to sit for a bar exam) and 31 credits in the MBA program. Neither degree may be awarded until all of the course work for both degrees has been completed. The MBA program is a cohort-based program and LL.M./MBA students will follow the prescribed schedule for all first-year MBA students, which includes a two-week global consulting project abroad at the end of the spring semester of MBA immersion study. In the second year, students will complete the MBA capstone course, KSB 613 Strategic Decision Making, which is only offered in the spring semester. 

After successfully completing one of the 5 LL.M. programs offered at AUWCL, LL.M. candidates only need an additional 16 credits to earn a second LL.M.  This option is a valuable way to learn more about a second area of the law.  

Admissions Process:

Applicants to the Dual LL.M. program may apply for the dual degree at the beginning of their application process or as they are completing their first program. Students who have already completed one LL.M. must submit:

• Application to the second LL.M. program
• AUWCL transcript
• Letter of recommendation from an AUWCL professor

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